Fundamentals of Ophthalmic Coding ( 23CODE1 )
Crush Your Coding Challenges With Coding Sessions at AAO 2023
Co-sponsored by the American Academy of Ophthalmology and the International Joint Commission on Allied Health Personnel in Ophthalmology ( IJCAHPO )
Fundamentals of Ophthalmic Coding ( 23CODE1 )
Friday , November 3 , 9:00 a . m .– 12:00 p . m . Moscone Center , San Francisco , CA Room : 207 – 208 , South , Level 2 Level : Beginner – Intermediate
Panelists : Matthew Baugh , MHA , COT , OSC , OCS , OCSR ; Heather Dunn , COA , OCS , OCSR ; Alex de Castro Abeger , MD
Learn the fundamental building blocks of coding through review of ophthalmic case scenarios . This interactive three-hour course is developed for staff new to ophthalmology , those who have never received formal training , young ophthalmologists , and those who need a refresher on the ever-changing rules of ophthalmic coding . The audience will actively participate in this fun and educational course which will feature :
• Master the Top Rules of Ophthalmic Coding
• Establishing a Foundation : Build and Strengthen Your Ophthalmic Coding Knowledge Base
• Code This Not That : Utilize Trusted Resources to Ensure Proper Coding and Reimbursement
• Routine Maintenance : Protect Your Practice Through Constant Compliance
Digital workbooks only . This course is in-person only .
Pricing Per Coding Session
$ 250 ( by Aug . 16 , early registration deadline ), $ 270 ( Aug . 17 to Oct . 4 ), $ 300 ( starting Oct . 5 )
Coding Camp ( 23CODE2 )
Friday , November 3 , 1:30 – 4:30 p . m . Moscone Center , San Francisco , CA Room : 207 – 208 , South , Level 2 Level : Intermediate – Advanced *
Moderator : Joy Woodke , COE , OCS , OCSR , Academy Director , Coding & Reimbursement
Panelists : Matthew Baugh , MHA , COT , OSC , OCS , OCSR ; Heather Dunn , COA , OCS , OCSR ; Ankoor Shah , MD
Space often sells out , so sign up early .*
With a special presentation on the updates for 2024 by Michael X . Repka , MD , MBA , Academy Medical Director , Health Policy
Equip your entire ophthalmic team with the most current coding and reimbursement guidance at Coding Camp 2023 , the trusted source for accurate and up-to-date knowledge for more than 20 years . This interactive , three-hour intermediate coding session will provide you with the latest coding updates and empower your practice to navigate variable payer requirements that securely maximize reimbursement . Early registration is recommended as seats sell out quickly . This year ’ s course will cover :
• Myth-busters 2.0 : We will debunk the top coding and reimbursement myths from this past year and provide you with correct guidance .
• Compliance matters : Learn about the current hot topics and how compliance is essential in preparing for audits and avoiding investigations .
• Name that modifier : Review challenging examples to develop proficiency and confidence in applying modifiers .
• Code this Op report : Apply your knowledge of surgical coding to realworld cases and level-up your skills in coding complex surgical procedures .
• Coding competency challenge : Get answers to the most frequently asked coding questions
Digital workbooks only . This course is in-person only .
Matthew Baugh , MHA , COT , OSC , OCS , OCSR |
Heather Dunn , COA , OCS , OCSR |
Alex de Castro Abeger , MD |
Joy Woodke , COE , OCS , OCSR |
Ankoor Shah , MD |
Visit AAO . ORG / CODINGCAMP to purchase tickets . Note : Registration for AAO 2023 is not required for these courses .
Accreditation Statement The American Academy of Ophthalmology is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education ( ACCME ) to provide continuing medical education for physicians .
Credit Information The American Academy of Ophthalmology designates this live activity for a maximum of 3 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ . Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in this activity .
AAPC will honor 1:1 CEUs for any live event offering CME credit or AMA PRA Category Credit . AAPC members get instructions to download a certificate of completion from the workbook , course slides , and mobile meeting guide . Attendees are advised to have their badges scanned at the course in case of an audit .
3.0 IJCAHPO CE credits have been approved for both courses . Attendees must have their badge scanned to get credit .
* Due to limited capacities , coding sessions may sell out . Any remaining tickets will be sold on-site on a first-come basis .
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