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New Coding (CPT and ICD-10-CM) and Economic Changes for Urology in 2022

Presented by Michael A Ferragamo
Duration - 60 Minutes

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Description

Coding changes as well as economic changes are happening in urology for this year (2022) and will have an effect on the functioning of all urological practices. There will be new ICD-10-CM diagnostic changes as well as new CPT codes mandated for urology. These will be reviewed in this audio conference with didactics and examples to help the attendees learn the new changes. New modifiers for 2022 will be introduced and explained in simple language. Proposed changes in the conversion factor and other economic factors and renewals will be reviewed with changes made to these unpopular proposals by a new law passed by Congress and signed by the president.

Attendance at this conference will keep the everyday urologist up to date on these important changes and new functions for urology.                                                                                                                                                                                              

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

Areas Covered

  • The new Conversion factor for 2022
  • Office and outpatient fees for 2022 compared with the fees for 2021
  • Modifiers FT and FS and other new modifiers for 2022
  • Proposals and new final acceptable economics for 2022
  • New CPT codes for urology
  • New ICD-10-CM diagnostic  codes for 2022 for urology
  • Deleted CPT codes for the year
  • Other economic changes to relieve the decreases expected in the fee structure

Who Should Attend

Urologists, urogynecologists, non-physician providers involved in urological care and services, and office staff members are responsible for the coding, posting, and accuracy of reimbursements.