Fix your fracture care coding with the latest guidance
to ensure full payment

Your Expert Presenter

Margie Scalley Vaught, CPC, CPC-H, CCS-P, ACS-EM, ACS-OR

Margie Scalley Vaught, CPC, CPC-H, CCS-P, ACS-EM, ACS-OR, has more than 30 years of experience in the health care arena, including more than 20 years in orthopedic coding, billing and reimbursement. Margie frequently performs internal audits, provides education and training to physicians and office staff, and she helps clinics establish billing and compliance manuals. She is an advisor on orthopedic coding to the Board of Medical Specialty Coding, and she helped to develop the Advanced Orthopedic Coding credentialing exam. Margie has contributed many articles to the AAOS Bulletin, and she serves as consulting editor to both Medical Practice Coding Pro and the Orthopedic Coder’s Pink Sheet.

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Key fracture coding guidance to ensure accurate payment

Simplify complicated fracture care reporting and coding to avoid denied claims and capture full reimbursement with the expert guidance delivered in this webinar.

Fracture care reporting and coding is ever-evolving. It’s harder than ever for you to stay on top of the changing claim submission guidelines, policies and rules you need to follow to bill accurately and ensure full reimbursement. And those guidelines aren’t always so cut and dry. In fact, the National Correct Coding Initiative (NCCI) just issued new clarifications on how to code multiple closed fractures, causing controversy and much debate.

Register for this 60-minute webinar to get the latest reporting and coding requirements for open fracture and closed fractures, with or without casting, plus tips on coding and documenting various fracture types – a common source of confusion among coders.

Join coding expert Margie Scalley Vaught to:

• Ensure proper coding and reporting according to the latest national policy guidelines
• Clear up controversial closed fracture confusion, including when to use “global” or “itemized” reporting
• Collect full reimbursement when reporting fractures

Master fracture coding and reporting to gain full reimbursement for your practice and register for this training today.