Courses, Webinars & Events

Breast Cancer Coding: Screening to Reconstruction

Breast cancer care spans a long continuum -- from routine screening mammography through diagnostic workup, surgical treatment, and reconstruction -- and each stage carries its own coding and compliance requirements. This live webinar walks through end-to-end breast cancer coding, helping coders and billers correctly code the full care pathway while meeting WHCRA (Women's Health and Cancer Rights Act) requirements for reconstructive coverage.

Oct 29, 2026

Jennifer McNamara

Beyond the A1C: Diabetes Documentation for Accurate Risk Adjustment

This live webinar moves beyond basic A1C tracking to focus on accurate ICD-10 documentation and chronic care coding for diabetes. Learn how to improve specificity in diabetes-related diagnosis coding and identify commonly underbilled services tied to chronic care management, so your documentation fully reflects patient risk and supports appropriate reimbursement.

Nov 19, 2026

Hear Me Out: Pediatric ENT Coding Essentials

Ear tubes, tonsils, adenoids, and the occasional bead up a nose. Pediatric ENT keeps a practice busy, and it keeps coders busy too. The services look routine until the claim comes back. We'll walk through real pediatric ENT examples and tie what the provider documented to the codes you report. You'll see where diagnosis detail matters, when a modifier belongs on the line, and why some of these claims get stuck.

Feb 18, 2027

Putting Your Best Code Forward: Foot Health Coding Essentials

Podiatry claims live and die by coverage rules. Nail care, calluses, and diabetic foot exams can be covered one visit and denied the next, depending on what made it into the note. We'll work through common podiatry services with practical examples. You'll see how the documentation supports the diagnosis, which procedure code fits, which modifiers payers expect, and when coverage is on the line before the claim ever goes out.

Apr 15, 2027

Below the Surface: Wound Care Coding Beyond the Basics

You already know debridement is coded by depth. The hard part is a note that doesn't say what tissue came off, or a wound measured one way on Monday and another way on Thursday. This session goes past the basics with examples from podiatry, vascular surgery, general surgery, and wound care clinics. We'll connect the wound assessment and procedure note to the diagnosis, the debridement code, the add-ons, and the modifiers, then look at the claim problems that keep coming up.

Jun 17, 2027

Biologics & the Bottom Line: Coding, Billing and Getting Paid

Explore the billing and coding of biologic drugs through practical examples from dermatology, rheumatology, gastroenterology, and infusion practices. This webinar will connect prior authorization and clinical documentation to drug and administration coding, billing units, NDC reporting, drug waste modifiers, and common denials and underpayments.

Aug 19, 2027

From Screening to Surgery: Following the Breast Coding Journey

A breast patient's story changes fast. A routine screening turns diagnostic, a biopsy confirms cancer, surgery follows, and then years of follow-up. The right codes change at every step. We'll follow that path through imaging, biopsy, surgery, and follow-up care with practical examples. You'll see how the reason for the visit, the patient's disease status, and the procedure note point you to the right codes, and where claims tend to go wrong.

Oct 21, 2027

Gut Check: Best Practices for Gastroenterology Reimbursement

Getting paid correctly in gastroenterology depends on more than picking the right CPT code. Prior authorization, NCCI bundling edits, screening-vs-diagnostic billing rules, and documentation gaps all shape whether a clean claim turns into a denial. We'll work through real-world GI reimbursement scenarios and connect the documentation, the payer rules, and the claim submission to the outcome. You'll see where claims commonly stall, what payers are actually looking for, and how to build a workflow that keeps reimbursement on track before the claim ever goes out.

Dec 16, 2027

Burnout to Blowback: How Staff Stress Creates Compliance Risk

Explore the direct link between staff burnout and compliance failures, and what practice leaders can do to protect their team, their patients, and their organization. Real-world scenarios and solutions included. Earn 1 CEU. $15 for on-demand access.

Jennifer McNamara

Mastering Preventative Medicine Coding for Medicare

Cut through the confusion around Medicare Annual Wellness Visits, preventive E/M services, and the coding rules that trip up even experienced billers. Master preventative coding scenarios with expert insights and hands-on exercises, and earn CEUs along the way. $49 for on-demand access.

Maya Turner

Mind the Rules: Behavioral Health Coding That Holds Up to Audits

Master behavioral health coding, telehealth billing, and how to avoid recoupments. Covers CPT and ICD-10 rules for tele-mental health and on-site billing, complete with a compliance checklist to keep your practice audit-ready.

Sonal Patel

Skin in the Game: Dermatology Coding Under Audit Scrutiny

Dermatology procedure coding can become complicated quickly when documentation, lesion characteristics, technique, and code selection do not align. Biopsies, excisions, destruction procedures, repairs, and multiple-lesion encounters each carry distinct coding requirements—and small documentation gaps can create significant audit exposure. In this webinar, we will examine dermatology procedure coding through an auditor’s lens. Attendees will learn how to distinguish commonly confused procedures, identify the documentation elements necessary to support CPT selection, and recognize coding patterns that may trigger payer or post-payment review. Real-world examples will demonstrate how documentation translates into defensible procedure coding. Learning Objectives Upon completion, participants will be able to: 1. Distinguish biopsy from excision and other lesion-removal techniques based on the documented intent, method, and extent of the procedure. 2. Apply dermatology procedure coding guidelines for biopsies, excisions, destruction, lesion removal, and associated repairs. 3. Identify documentation requirements that support code selection, including lesion type, location, size, margins, number of lesions, and procedure technique. 4. Recognize common dermatology coding errors and audit vulnerabilities, including incorrect procedure classification, unsupported units, bundling issues, and insufficient documentation. 5. Reduce audit exposure by connecting documentation, CPT coding rules, and medical necessity to create a defensible claim.

Kristy Mull, Angie Casale

The Weight of Reimbursement: Coding Nutrition & Obesity Services

Demystify the coding and billing rules around nutrition counseling, obesity management, and related services — MNT, DSMT, and CCM coding, ICD-10 requirements, and how to distinguish preventive from diagnostic billing. Perfect for primary care, GI, and endocrinology billing teams looking to reduce denials. $59 for on-demand access.

Jennifer McNamara, Maya Turner

Trauma and Critical Care Coding: Accuracy and Handoffs

Led by renowned coding expert Jaci Johnson Kipreos, this webinar strengthens your trauma and critical care coding knowledge so you can improve coding accuracy and manage provider handoffs with confidence. Earn 1 CEU. $49 for on-demand access.

Jaci Johnson Kipreos

Urology Coding & Compliance: Audit Triggers

Urology practices face increasing scrutiny from payers and regulators. This webinar explores the most common audit triggers — E/M services, surgical coding, modifier usage, global surgery compliance, and medical necessity documentation — with real-world examples on avoiding denials, responding to audits, and protecting revenue. $49 for on-demand access.

Jennifer McNamara

Vaccine & Immunization Coding: Back-to-School Compliance

Back-to-school season brings a surge in vaccine and immunization visits — and with it, a surge in coding and billing errors. This live webinar walks through correct CPT/HCPCS vaccine coding, administration codes, payer-specific documentation requirements, and common compliance pitfalls that trigger denials or audits.

Jennifer McNamara, Maya Turner