by DeliverHealth | Jul 27, 2022
Proper use of modifiers is essential to timely and accurate reimbursement but can be challenging for even seasoned coders. In this webinar, we will review the purpose of modifiers, learn to recognize when modifiers should be applied, and how to avoid misuse of modifiers.
In this session the audience will:
• How to properly resolve NCCI edits including a breakdown of -59 and associated -X modifiers
• Proper use of modifier -25, especially in the office or outpatient setting
• Understanding the -57/-54 combination
• And more!
Your attendance can count toward one CEU with AHIMA!
Domain: Data structure, content, and data governance.
by DeliverHealth | Jul 26, 2022
We believe digital front door should extend to all elements of the patient journey.
Join Debra Voss, Solutions Consultant, Patient Experience with DeliverHealth for this live, interactive, and fun webinar where you will get to see the DeliverHealth Digital Front Door in action.
During this one hour webinar, you’ll see examples of award winning mobile apps from current clients ranging from large health systems, to children’s hospitals, regional systems, and community-based hospitals.
by DeliverHealth | Jun 21, 2022
Patients have become one of the primary payers of healthcare and principal drivers of wellness and outcomes. For these reasons, healthcare consumerism is a top priority for executives. Compounded by COVID, patients have delayed preventive, wellness, and elective care due to fear of infection, mixed messaging on safety protocols, and sheer feelings of being overwhelmed. Likewise, healthcare workers are feeling disengaged, undervalued, and burned out.
More than ever, re-engagement, population health, and use of digital health strategies has new meaning in a post-pandemic world. Join us for this engaging session that examines consumerism in healthcare by placing the patient in the center of their journey with tools to manage payment, navigation, and health as the leader of their care experience.
By the end of the presentation, attendees will be able to:
1. Explain top five healthcare consumer segments.
2. Identify practice processes that need to be newly implemented, enhanced, or re-designed to improve communication touchpoints for patients and workers.
3. Evaluate digital healthcare technologies and use cases to manage patient populations, collect quality data, and customize outreach methodologies.
by DeliverHealth | Jun 16, 2022
Baptist Health System in Kentucky and Indiana began its digital health journey in 2017 and successfully launched the Baptist Health MyHealth digital front door mobile app in June 2021.
Join us for this engaging webinar where the Baptist Health System in Kentucky and Indiana will share the story of their journey, including why they committed to a digital front door strategy, where and how they started, and the progress they have made along the way. They will talk about the decisions they had to make, show you what they have today, and share more about their next steps.
by DeliverHealth | May 25, 2022
During this one hour webinar, you’ll see examples of award winning mobile apps from current clients ranging from large health systems, to children’s hospitals, regional systems, and community-based hospitals.
Learn how you can start or enhance your digital front door strategy during this engaging session.
by DeliverHealth | May 25, 2022
Join DeliverHealth’s, Nicki Bucceri, Senior Manager of Coding Solutions, in this educational webinar providing a refresher on the 2021 E/M coding guideline changes for office and other outpatient services. She will review how and why the guidelines changed with a closer look at the medical decision-making table and time reporting changes.
In this session the audience will:
-Understand 2021 E/M coding guideline changes for office and other outpatient services.
-Review how and why the guidelines changed with a closer look at the medical decision-making table and time reporting changes.
-Receive tips to help you avoid common pitfalls and touch on the evolving split/shared service policy changes.
