Nothing changed that I know of as far as the NCCI CMS modifier 25 definition.
https://www.cms.gov/files/document/chapter1generalcorrectcodingpoliciesfinal11.pdf
Revision Date (Medicare): 1/1/2022
b) Modifier 25: The “CPT Manual” defines modifier 25 as a “Significant, Separately Identifiable Evaluation and Management Service by the Same Physician or Other Qualified Health Care Professional on the Same Day of the Procedure or Other Service.” Modifier 25 may be appended to an evaluation and management (E&M) CPT code to indicate that the E&M service is significant and separately identifiable from other services reported on the same date of service. The E&M service may be related to the same or different diagnosis as the other procedure(s). Modifier 25 may be appended to E&M services reported with minor surgical procedures (with global periods of 000 or 010 days) or procedures not covered by Global Surgery Rules (with a global indicator of XXX). Since minor surgical procedures and XXX procedures include preprocedure, intra-procedure, and post-procedure work inherent in the procedure, the provider/supplier shall not report an E&M service for this work. Furthermore, Medicare Global Surgery Rules prevent the reporting of a separate E&M service for the work associated with the decision to perform a minor surgical procedure regardless of whether the patient is a new or established patient.
I am guessing it's either payer policy changes or a "warning edit" to make sure the use of 25 is justified before releasing. I don't have experience with eCW. Usually when EMRs update there are release notes to explain what the changes were to the edits or you should be able to find out via a lead, supervisor or manager what the updates are. Normally the 25 would go on the E/M office visit code not the preventive code.
Here's the AAPC webinar for 2022 CPT updates:
https://www.aapc.com/medical-coding-education/webinars/2022-cpt-coding-updates