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Line of business |
Description |
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Duration |
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Part A |
The Comprehensive Error Rate Testing (CERT) program identifies improper payment rates to determine the national and Medicare Administrative Contractor (MAC) improper payment error rates. In this webinar, we will explain the CERT review process and review the significance of responding to documentation requests. We will also review the most frequent Part A improper payment errors, including inpatient hospital services and claims categorized under diagnosis-related group (DRG) coding. We will conclude with resources aimed at mitigating CERT errors. |
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Self-paced |
0 | |
Part B |
The Comprehensive Error Rate Testing (CERT) program identifies improper payment rates to determine the national and Medicare Administrative Contractor (MAC) improper payment error rates. In this webinar, we will explain the CERT review process and review the significance of responding to documentation requests. We will also review the most frequent Part A improper payment errors, including inpatient hospital services and claims categorized under diagnosis-related group (DRG) coding. We will conclude with resources aimed at mitigating CERT errors. |
Webinar ![]() |
Self-paced |
0 | |
Part A and Part B |
This course will include new, revised and proposed local coverage determinations and billing and coding articles. We will review cervical fusion, biomarkers for oncology, cardiac rhythm device evaluation, immune globulin, pharmacogenomics testing and more. |
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Self-paced |
0 | |
Part A and Part B |
This course will include new, revised, proposed and retired local coverage determinations and billing and coding articles. We will review allergy testing, diagnostic colonoscopy, electroretinography, genetic testing for lynch syndrome, peripheral nerve blocks and more. |
Webinar ![]() |
Self-paced |
0 | |
Part A and Part B |
Improper payment rates identified by the Comprehensive Error Rate Testing (CERT) program are used by CMS to calculate the national and MAC improper payment rate. During this education spotlight webinar, we’ll outline the CERT review process, current topics under review, and discuss the importance of responding to documentation requests. |
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Self-paced |
0 | |
Part A and Part B |
This course will include new, revised, proposed and retired local coverage determinations and local coverage articles. The session will review cervical fusion, facet joint interventions for pain management, implantable continuous glucose monitors, allergy testing, genetic testing for cardiovascular disease, molecular pathology and genetic testing and more. |
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Self-paced |
0 | |
Part A and Part B |
This session will review the newly developed Medicare local coverage determination (LCD) and billing and coding article on cervical fusion for the decompression or stabilization of the cervical spine. Fusion alone or in conjunction with other cervical spine procedures is performed for the management and treatment of various spinal conditions. We will examine the coverage indications, limitations, medical necessity, provider qualifications and more. |
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Self-paced |
0 | |
Part A and Part B |
Stay connected with patient care by attending the Medicare Coverage workshop series. This course is designed to provide an overview of National Coverage Determination (NCD) policies and how they aid in determining medial necessity, billing compliance and documentation requirements. We will demonstrate how to use NCDs for various billing scenarios and identify key resources. |
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Self-Paced |
0 | |
Part A and Part B |
This course will include new, revised, proposed and retired local coverage determinations and local coverage articles. The session will review transesophageal echocardiography, major joint replacement, independent diagnostic testing facilities, polysomnography and sleep testing, self-administered drug exclusion list and more. |
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Self-paced |
0 | |
Part B |
Recently, it has come to Medicare Administrator Contractor’s (MAC) attention that providers are receiving “non-documentation” denials during the medical review process. We are excited to share some tips on how you can best prepare to respond to additional documentation requests (ADRs) for a review of your records and prevent unnecessary denials. |
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0:9:34 |
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Part A |
This video is a question-and-answer session facilitated by the Medicare Administrative Contract (MAC) Prior Authorization Collaboration Workgroup to ensure consistency in educational efforts regarding the prior authorization for certain hospital outpatient services (HOPD) exemption process. |
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0:07:40 |
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