PDF-(BOOK)-E/M Office Visit Compendium 2021: Resources for Understanding Changes to CPT Coding

CPT EM Evaluation and Management codes are changing significantly for office visits for the 2021 code set year  br EM Office Visit Compendium 2021 providesbrCurated content to help understand the changesPractical tools to help adapt and prepare for 2021Resources for coding based on time or medical decisionmaking and insight as to which method is appropriate to which visit scenariosThe impact of making this change is expected to reduce physician documentation burden but only can only be successful if coders billers physicians and others are equipped to code and document correctlyImpacts 25B in Medicare Part B SpendTouches every specialtyFirst change to EM coding in 26 yearsFocuses office visit time on relevant medical topicsProper documentation and coding are key to billing correctly in the new system and achieving burden reduction  FEATURES AND BENEFITSTop resources from authoritative AMA CPT publications for a deep dive into the code changes simplified logic for coding based on medical decision making or time etcCPT 2021 Professional EditionCPT Changes 2021 An Insiders ViewLinks to and highlights from digital resourcesEM Office Visit Change An Overview Video clips from 2020 AMA CPT SymposiumeLearning Modules on AMA Ed HubExpert commentary and insightful answers to industry questions from the following resourcesCPT AssistantCPT Knowledge BaseUse cases to apply the coding logic to realworld scenariosQuick reference toolsNew risk table for medical decision makingNew listing of what activities count towards timeInfographics and other tablesTypical patient descriptionsDetailed explanations of revisions to the EM Services Guidelines. 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