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help needed w/Podiatry
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sphillips79
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the Podiatry coding campanion, code pathways books from Ingenix have helped me, they even have a Podiatry specific one, also I use www.podiatrychannel.com & orthoinfo.aaos.org
this information has really taught me a lot about Podiatry, I also was given 6 new physician's to code for without having any Podiatry background. Good Luck!
this information has really taught me a lot about Podiatry, I also was given 6 new physician's to code for without having any Podiatry background. Good Luck!
magnolia1
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I code alot of Podiatry procedures.
Anytime you have a question, you can send a "PM"
Anytime you have a question, you can send a "PM"
PamBorden
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need help w/ podiatry
Steffie is right, the Ingenix Podiatry book is a great tool. Last week I stumbloned onto a site "Podiatry Today".http://www.podiatrytoday.com/ It is written for doctors but you get really good detail on the different surgeries they write about. Also, it is helpful to "bone up" on the anatomy of the foot. (No pun intended!) I keep diagrams stapled to the inside of my podiatry book.
Steffie is right, the Ingenix Podiatry book is a great tool. Last week I stumbloned onto a site "Podiatry Today".http://www.podiatrytoday.com/ It is written for doctors but you get really good detail on the different surgeries they write about. Also, it is helpful to "bone up" on the anatomy of the foot. (No pun intended!) I keep diagrams stapled to the inside of my podiatry book.