What if you could sidestep a 3% Medicare pay cut, seamlessly integrate over 400 new CPT code changes, and master the latest telehealth CPT codes all in one go? Now you can.
By registering for this 3-part webinar series, designed specifically for medical practices like yours, you will receive plain-English, how-to guidance from two experts in the field: Maya Turner and Toni Elhoms.
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PART 1: Stop 3% Medicare Pay Cut: Ace 2025 Medicare Fee Schedule Changes
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URGENT: In 2025, the Medicare Fee Schedule will reduce your reimbursement by 2.8% unless you take action right now.
That’s the bad news. But there is good news. You can prevent these steep losses next year by implementing the insider CMS Fee Schedule strategies from expert Maya Turner CPC, CPMA, CPCO, CPC-I (AAPC Approved Instructor).
Why You Need This Medicare Fee Schedule Training:
Maya will present a 60-minute online training that will uncover the details buried within Medicare’s 200+ page Fee Schedule so you can protect your practice’s 2025 revenue.
Practical Medicare Fee Schedule Advice You’ll Receive:
- Reduce denials by using newly reportable modifiers with G2211
- Master utilization of advanced primary care management using added codes GPCM1-GPCM3
- Pin down how postop care during the global period coding is changing
- Uncover telehealth rules that expire Dec. 31 – and which ones will stick around
- Clarify added physician service supervision levels to get paid more of what you deserve
- Improve accuracy of your audio-only telehealth visits, and boost claim pay-up
- Overcome compliance violations, pin down what qualifies as a “telecommunications system”
- Accurately identify which MIPS value pathways will be reportable by your practice
- Differentiate the new digital therapeutics codes (GMBT1-GMBT3) from existing options
- And much, much more…
PART 2: CPT 2025: Master Over 400 Code Changes by Jan. 1st Deadline
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If you think your practice is ready for the New Year, think again. Effective January 1st, over 410 code changes will shake up how you implement CPT 2025, impacting almost every specialty.
The numerous new, deleted, and modified 2025 CPT codes mean that even simple mistakes can skyrocket your claim denials and threaten your practice’s overall reimbursement next year.
Why You Need This CPT 2025 Training:
You may be shocked to hear that CPT 2025 is overhauling telemedicine codes — and that’s just the tip of the iceberg. Changes will also affect vaccinations, remote therapeutic monitoring, thyroid ablation, CAR T cell therapy, skin cell transplants, ophthalmic imaging and so much more.
This is where coding expert Maya Turner, CPC, CPMA, CPCO, CPC-I (AAPC Approved Instructor) can help. Join her for a 2025 CPT online training. Maya will walk you through the crucial 2025 CPT coding changes and provide you with actionable advice on how to implement the updates correctly the first time.
Check out the actionable CPT 2025 implementation advice you’ll get by attending this online training:
- Master NEW telemedicine codes (98000-98015) like a pro
- Navigate virtual check-in coding as G2012 disappears
- Prevent vaccine denials with updated codes 90684 and 90695
- Shield your reimbursement from RTM code changes (98975-98978)
- Unravel the 7 recently added AI codes and when to report them
- Correctly report retinal imaging with added OCT angiography code 92137
- Avoid confusion due to cardiology code deletions (33471 and 33813)
- Apply new CAR T cell therapy codes (38225-38227) correctly.
- Determine when prostate ablation codes (53881-53882) are relevant.
- Identify when to utilize Category III vs. Category 1 codes to reduce denials
- And much, much more…
PART 3: Master New 2025 Telehealth CPT Codes to Get Paid (98000 Series)
Available Immediately, Order the On-Demand Recording to Watch at Your Convenience.
You must take action right now if you want your 2025 telehealth reimbursement to continue.
Effective January 1, 2025, thanks to the debut of 17 very confusing telehealth CPT codes, you must completely change how you code for your practice’s virtual patient care. At least if you want to be reimbursed.
Why You Need This Telehealth Coding Training
Although the 17 new telehealth CPT codes have some familiar traits — such as separate codes for new vs. established visits — they also feature massively confusing descriptors that even have seasoned coders scratching their heads. And with the elimination of G2012 for virtual check-in, it’s enough to make your head spin.
But you don’t have to tackle the complexities of these new telehealth codes alone.
Coding expert Toni Elhoms, CCS, CPC, CPMA, CRC, AHIMA-Approved ICD-10-CM/PCS Trainer, can help. Join her for a 60-minute online training packed with actionable advice. This expert-led training will walk you through how to more quickly and accurately implement the new 2025 telehealth CPT codes before the deadline to prevent claim denials and keep your revenue flowing.
Actionable Tactics to Help You Implement the New 2025 Telehealth CPT Codes:
- Master “synchronous audio-video visit” qualifications
- Untangle the new time guidelines for patient televisits (98000-98003)
- Combat deletion of virtual check-in code G2012
- Simplify new rules when choosing new vs. established telehealth codes
- Comply with new E/M visit (96016) documentation requirements
- Head off denials when in-office & virtual visit occurs on the same date
- Pin down which MDM levels apply for established patient televisits (98004-98007)
- Clarify when to use the new virtual check-in code 98016
- And much, much more…
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With her nearly 30 years of experience in revenue cycle management, coding compliance, and education, Maya’s dynamic teaching style and unparalleled expertise will undoubtedly enrich the learning experience for our participants, ensuring a comprehensive and engaging educational journey. A seasoned certified coder and auditor, boasting of nearly 30 years of experience and subject matter expert to many coding compliance subjects, she especially is sought after for her in depth knowledge base of pro fee multi-specialty practice, primary care, hospitalists, telehealth, inpatient, as well as SNF. She is also a published author having written articles for AAPC and HCCA, and currently is a part of the ACDIS Leadership Council. She’s scheduled to speak at such venues as HealthCon, and HCCA’s Compliance Institute.
She showcases her unmatched three-dimensional thinking in complex subject matters, Mayas’ success is marked by her clear and well received presentation style, reflecting her profound understanding and expertise. Maya also has a consulting service called Turner Expert Consulting Services, LLC. This venue allows her to assist other entities and provide training and expertise outside of her current employer. It’s with this, bringing her great joy to assist others in any way she can.
Toni Elhoms is an internationally known speaker and recognized subject matter expert on medical coding, reimbursement, and revenue cycle management. She is the Founder and CEO of Alpha Coding Experts, LLC. She holds multiple credentials with the American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA) and the American Academy of Professional Coders (AAPC).
With over a decade of industry experience, she has led and supported hospital systems, universities, physician practices, payers, law firms, government agencies, and other entities on coding, billing, and compliance initiatives. She is a frequent contributor to various media outlets, speaker, and regular guest on industry podcasts. She created the Alpha Coding Podcast series to share her industry Pro-Tips. She also leads and mentors a network of revenue cycle management professionals across the country and serves as the President of the Orlando, FL AAPC Chapter.
