Get in Gear for 2009

Fall 2008 Business Office Tune Up Webinars

All sessions are 11:00am – 12:30pm Eastern

Register for these webinars with your credit card here or fax this form to 703.836.2090 or call 703.836.5904.

Reimbursement Cycle Challenges and Practical Tips to Overcome

Presented Tuesday, October 14, 2008
Archive version available for a limited time.
Caryl Serbin, RN BSN LHRM
Surgery Consultants of America, Inc / Serbin Surgery Center Billing, LLC

Build your business office toolbox. Join Caryl for a 90 minute in-depth look into the ASC’s revenue cycle, tools to measure its success and practical tips to fix any weak points.

New Codes for 2009: Hot off the Press!

Tuesday, November 18, 2008
Joanne Schade-Boyce, RDH MS CPC ACS
FairCode Associates, LLC

Join Joanne as she guides you through the new 2009 CPT for ASCs. In this 90 minute webinar, as she reviews the applicable ASC CPT codes, Joanne will discuss any impact that the 2009 Medicare payment rule will have on coding, billing and the revenue cycle.

Traps and Tips for Orthopedic and Pain Management Coding

Tuesday, December 16, 2008
Margie Scalley Vaught, CPC CPC-H CCS-P MCS-P ACS-EM ACS-OR
Coding Content Specialist for DecisionHealth

Deciphering operative notes can sometimes make you pull your hair out, especially when it comes to shoulder scopes and knee scopes as well as spinal injections for pain management. This 90 minute webinar will take you through what to look for in an operative note, key words that will help you get the right code and also what carriers/payers are looking for in supporting documentation.

Upon receipt of registration, the Ambulatory Surgery Foundation will send a confirmation via email with the toll-free dial-in number for the audio portion of the program and a web site link for you to access prior to the program. If you register for more than one webinar you will receive a separate confirmation for each conference. Your registration is valid for one telephone access line. Contact the Foundation at 703.836.5904 with any questions. Registration fees are nonrefundable.