Broadcast: Jun 16, 2016 at 8:30AM
Presentation Length:
4 Hours
On Demand Availability: June 16, 2016
Presenter: Stephanie Cecchini, CHISP, CPC, CEMC
Price:
$189.95
Members:
$149.95
Attendee Rating:
Dates: On-demand
Locations: Virtual (online)
Presentation Length: 4 Hours
Author: Stephanie Cecchini, CPC, CEMC, CHISP,
AHIMA Approved ICD-10 trainer
Price:
$189.95
Members:
$149.95
Have you ever wondered if a level 4 or 5 office visit was really medically necessary—or if a service was actually more
appropriately a level 3 versus a level 4? Only providers are qualified to make Medical Necessity determinations ---
yet the medical need for services, not the provision of services, is the authoritative and winning factor to proper
code selection. This virtual workshop provides 3 simple steps to ensure you’ve got the right level of service.
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About The Author
Stephanie Cecchini, CPC, CEMC, CHISP
Ms. Cecchini is VP of Coding Operations at Aviacode. In prior roles she served as VP of New Product Development with AAPC and its sister company as SVP at the American Society of Health Informatics Managers, Inc. Stephanie is an executive level healthcare sales and RCM operations expert with significant and broad ambulatory healthcare business experience with emphasis on E/M codes. She is an experienced general manager of interdisciplinary coding production teams (hospital and professional fees) and has worked with both health systems, physician groups, and payers. As a public speaker and published writer, she is a nationally respected advocate of fair and proper payment for medical services. Stephanie lives in Salt Lake City, Utah with her husband Jim and their three children.
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