I-10 Transmission Troubles? CMS Wants to Hear from You
- By Rhonda Buckholtz
- In CMS
- October 7, 2015
- 2 Comments
Despite successful testing, claim transmission problems may persist as ICD-10 continues to be implement. The Centers for Medicare & Medicare Services (CMS) is anxious to resolve issues as quickly as possible. Report any issues directly to CMS here, by filling in the form.
Rhonda Buckholtz
Rhonda Buckholtz, CPC, CPMA, CPC-I, CENTC, CGSC, COBGC, CPEDC,has more than 20 years of experience in healthcare, working in the reimbursement, billing, and coding sectors, in addition to being an instructor. She is responsible for all ICD-10 training and curriculum at AAPC. She has authored many articles for health care publications and has spoken at conferences across the country. She is co-chair for the WEDI ICD-10 Implementation Workgroup and has provided testimony ongoing for ICD-10 and standardization of data for NCVHS. She also sits on the Provider Outreach and Education committee for Novitas Solutions (formerly Highmark Medicare Services).
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I have a question regarding ICD-10 but not sure if this is the place for me to ask it. What is your interpetation of a well child exam with an abnormal finding?
Thank You,
Ameia Proveaux
As a great deal of our patient have long histories of SUE issues, we are running into an issue with the “in remission” categories allowed in Chapter 5. Many of our providers are trying to use abuse in remission and all resources point them to abuse uncomplicated. I will be going into a meeting October 2718th with the supervisors of our facility and would love to know of your thoughts on how these types of issues should be rectified.