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Coding for Ancillary Urological Procedures in 2021/2022

Presented by Michael A Ferragamo
Duration - 90 Minutes

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Description

Medicine is now widely viewed as a business, and there is a focus on increasing revenue and maintaining a profit margin. As physician reimbursements fall, many physicians have looked to other areas to increase their revenue. Ancillary studies during this time have seen a surge in their performance and billings to compensate for falling fees.
 
This webinar will review several ancillary procedures and studies particular to urology and their proper coding and billing to ensure correct reimbursements. Didactic teaching and clinical examples will be presented throughout the conference to bring to light a clearer understanding of coding and billing for these ancillary services in urology. All urology offices or departments should consider providing certain ancillary services to help manage patients and hope to raise revenue when payments have fallen.

Speaker

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Dr. Michael A. Ferragamo, Jr., MD, FACS is the former chief of urology of Hempstead Medical Center and of Franklin Medical Center of Long Island, New York, and presently is an assistant clinical professor of urology, State University of New York, Stony Brook School of Medicine. Michael Ferragamo is a consulting... Read more

Session Highlights

  • Shifting procedures from hospital to office place of service, POS
  • Office pathology billing
  • Office Botox billing
  • Coding for Percutaneous Tibial Nerve Stimulation, PTNS
  • Coding for Office cystoscopy, biopsy, and TURB, when to bill each?
  • Testopel coding
  • Biofeedback billing, and many more ancillary procedures for correct coding and billing

Who Should Attend

Urologists, pediatric urologists as well as urogynecologists should attend. RNs, coders, billers, and all staff involved in the performance, coding, billing, authorizing, and posting of these ancillary services should also attend.