Correctly implementing the massive number of CPT 2026 changes by the January 1st deadline is no easy task.
Why? Because in 2026, there are 418 CPT changes that affect just about every section of CPT, some of the most frequently-reported codes will soon be obsolete, and you only have a few weeks left to get it right.
Why You Need This CPT 2026 Training
You may be stunned to see how many everyday codes are affected by the changes in CPT 2026. And the scope of the update means you’ll probably need to overhaul all of your superbills and EHRs well ahead of January 1st.
That’s where coding expert Keisha Wilson, CCS, CPC, CPCO, CPMA, CRC, CPB, AAPC Approved Instructor, comes in. She will walk you through the critical CPT 2026 updates. In just 80 minutes, she’ll also share actionable advice on how to implement the 2026 procedure code changes correctly the first time, so you don’t face a mountain of claim denials and payment delays next year.
Did you know that this online training is included in the 3-Month All Access Pass?
That’s right! You can get this training only starting at $277 OR purchase the 3-Month All Access pass, currently available for LESS than the price of 2 trainings combined, and you and your entire team can access ALL online trainings – that’s over 200 of them!
Check out just a few of the CPT 2026 implementation tips you’ll get by attending Keisha’s online training:
- Master new E/M codes (99445 and 99470) for remote monitoring
- Navigate 12 new codes for hearing device services, as 92590 is deleted
- Prevent vaccine denials with updated RSV vaccination code 90382
- Shield your reimbursement from biopsy code changes (55707-55715)
- Unravel the new surface radiation therapy codes (77436-77439)
- Correctly report dozens of new lab analysis codes
- Discover how to report 46 new codes for leg revascularization
- Apply new mechanical scalp cooling codes (97007-97009)
- Pinpoint when to use Category III vs. Category I codes to slash denials
- And so much more…
Don’t let your practice enter the new year without a mastery of the key 2026 CPT updates. Arm yourself with Keisha’s expert advice so you can meet the January 1st deadline with confidence and avoid significant claim denials and payment delays. Sign up today!
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As the founder and CEO of KW Advanced Consulting and a national and regional conference speaker, Keisha Wilson has led the way in healthcare for nearly 30 years. Her experience in large teaching hospitals and acute ambulatory care systems, along with her roles as an outpatient coding specialist, clinical documentation improvement (CDI) specialist, compliance operations coding and billing manager, interim compliance director, and consultant, demonstrates her leadership and deep understanding of the industry.
Keisha is not only a subject matter expert in Compliance and Revenue Cycle Management, but also a dedicated educator and trainer. She excels in Risk-Based Audits, Retrospective, Prospective, Evaluation and Management audits, as well as in the auditing and coding of multi-specialty, documentation, and coding for Telehealth/Telemedicine services, Risk Adjustment/HCC provider and coder education/training, and webinars. Keisha has developed and implemented numerous compliance documentation and coding training programs for organizations of all sizes. She is an approved instructor for KW Advanced Consulting and an adjunct instructor for NYC College of Technology and the American Academy for Professional Coders (AAPC), where she teaches a wide range of compliance and coding courses.
Keisha’s dedication to sharing her expertise extends beyond her professional roles. She serves on the board of directors for an outpatient mental health clinic and actively participates in various telehealth and compliance committees, as well as the Advisory Nursing Board. As a published author, she regularly contributes coding articles for KW Advanced Consulting, keeping the industry updated with the latest developments. Her collaboration with the AAPC editors on various articles for AAPC Magazine (formerly Healthcare Business Monthly) is a testament to her commitment to advancing the field.
