Book Description

Code faster — and with spot-on accuracy — with the Coders’ Specialty Guide 2024: Emergency Medicine. Are you ready to take on CPT® code changes? Are you looking for help to stop claim denials from siphoning off your revenue? Get the upper hand with fast and exact coding made easy. The ingeniously designed Coders' Specialty Guide 2024: Emergency Medicine makes nailing down the right code simple and convenient. All the information you need to gather for each service or procedure can be found in one place — official code descriptors, ICD-10 cross references, RVUs, NCCI edits, anatomical illustrations, expert coding tips, best-in-class strategies, and reimbursement details for Medicare. Plus, a description of the procedure in easy-to-understand terms, so you can confidently translate your providers’ notes into the correct codes. Zip through your coding challenges and safeguard your revenue with these features: Emergency medicine CPT® and HCPCS Level II procedure and service codes, including 2024 new and updated codes Category I-III codes along with official descriptors to facilitate simple code selection Complex emergency medicine procedures explained in plain English lay terms Emergency medicine coding and billing tips from industry experts to aid in reporting specific CPT® codes Updated Medicare reimbursement information for hospitals and physicians Facility and non-facility RVUs for greater accuracy in payments Crosswalks for modifiers NCCI edits to make accurate bundling decisions Vital indicators for global days, diagnostic tests, and more Emergency medicine terminology with lay definitions Quick-view ICD-10-CM crosswalks to check medical necessity Comprehensive specialty code index with page numbers for faster code look-up Easy navigation through headers with code ranges on each page Detailed anatomical illustrations Master 2024 CPT® and HCPCS Level II code changes, conquer compliance, and safeguard your revenue with the Coders' Specialty Guide 2024: Emergency Medicine. *CPT® is a registered trademark of the American Medical Association.