The best approach to ICD-10 involves the identification of systems, software and people involved in the transition.

Importance of Systems, Software and People in the ICD-10 Transition

The Truth About ICD-10 podcast provides healthcare professionals (front desk, clinicians and billers) with tips and strategies to get more patients and improve documentation, billing and compliance as they transition to ICD-10.

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The biller / coder shares responsibility with the clinician for the successful implementation of ICD-10. Discover different scenarios in which the review of the claim is driven by clinical documentation.

ICD-10 Do's and Don'ts - Biller / Coder

The clinician has the highest responsibility with ICD-10 implementation, and is responsible for compliant, detailed documentation. This drives the selection of the right ICD-10 codes, which are reviewed by the biller / coder prior to claim submission.

ICD-10 Do's and Don'ts - Clinician

Learn key insights about what the front desk can / should do and should avoid when it comes to ICD-10 implementation.

ICD-10 Do's and Don'ts - Front Desk

The 'clinical jigsaw puzzle' is a vivid picture of the clinical documentation that must support and reinforce the selection of the appropriate ICD-10 code.

ICD-10 and the 'Clinical Jigsaw Puzzle'

Rehabilitation professionals like physical therapists and occupational therapists should understand the difference between medical and rehab diagnosis during the transition to ICD-10.

Importance of Systems, Software and People in the ICD-10 Transition

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