Master coding for every anatomical region and boost reimbursement confidence.

Accurate and compliant coding is critical in orthopedics, where complex procedures and evolving guidelines present ongoing challenges for coding professionals. From joint replacements to arthroscopies and fracture care, each orthopedic service requires precise coding and thorough documentation to ensure proper reimbursement and avoid costly denials.

In today’s healthcare environment, coders must stay current with frequent CPT and ICD-10 updates, payer policies, and audit expectations. This webinar by industry expert speaker Lynn M. Anderanin, CPC, CPB, CPMA, CPC-I, CPPM, COSC provides a comprehensive overview of orthopedic coding from head to toe. Participants will gain insights into the latest CPT and ICD-10 updates, common coding pitfalls, and documentation requirements for orthopedic procedures.

The session is designed to enhance coding accuracy and compliance while improving reimbursement outcomes for orthopedic practices.

Webinar Objectives

The objective of this webinar is to equip attendees with the knowledge and tools to accurately code orthopedic procedures across all anatomical regions. The session will address common challenges in coding for fractures, joint replacements, arthroscopies, and soft tissue procedures, and provide strategies for effective documentation and audit readiness.

Webinar Agenda

• Introduction to Orthopedic Coding
• Head and Neck Procedures
• Upper Extremity Coding (Shoulder to Hand)
• Spine and Pelvis Procedures
• Lower Extremity Coding (Hip to Foot)
• Common Coding Errors and How to Avoid Them
• Q&A and Case Studies

Webinar Highlights

• Understand CPT and ICD-10 codes relevant to orthopedics
• Identify documentation requirements for common procedures
• Avoid common coding errors and denials
• Apply coding guidelines to real-world case studies
• Improve audit readiness and compliance
• Enhance communication between coders and clinicians
• Navigate coding updates and payer policies
• Utilize coding tools and references effectively

Who Should Attend

Medical coders, billing specialists, orthopedic practice managers, healthcare compliance officers, and clinical documentation improvement professionals