Session 1 - Orthopedic CPT Coding Updates for 2026

Webinar Date: March 5, 2026

Time: 01:00 PM ET | 12:00 PM CT

Duration: 60 Mins

Speaker: Lynn M. Anderanin, CPC, CPMA, CPC-I, CPPM, COSC

Orthopedic CPT Coding Updates for 2026 introduces critical changes that will impact coding accuracy, reimbursement, and compliance for orthopedic practices. This webinar will provide a detailed review of new CPT codes, revised guidelines, and documentation requirements specific to orthopedic procedures. Attendees will learn how these updates affect coding workflows and payer policies, ensuring accurate claims submission and reduced denials.

We will cover practical strategies for implementing these changes, including staff training. The session will also highlight common coding errors and offer actionable tips to avoid compliance risks. Whether you are a coder, compliance officer, or practice manager, this program will equip you with the tools and knowledge to stay ahead of regulatory and payer changes.

By the end of the webinar, participants will understand the 2026 CPT updates, identify high-risk areas, and develop a plan for successful integration into their orthopedic coding processes.

Webinar Objectives

To provide orthopedic coding professionals with a comprehensive understanding of CPT updates for 2026 and practical strategies for accurate coding, compliance, and reimbursement.

Webinar Agenda

• Introduction & Overview of CPT Updates for 2026
• Key Changes in Orthopedic Coding
• Documentation Requirements and Compliance Risks
• Best Practices for Implementation
• Tools and Resources for Accurate Coding
• Q&A Session

Webinar Highlights

• Review new and revised CPT codes for orthopedic procedures
• Understand documentation requirements for accurate coding
• Learn strategies to prevent claim denials
• Explore compliance risks and audit triggers
• Gain insights into payer policy changes
• Discover tools and resources for coding accuracy
• Prepare your team for successful implementation
• Avoid common coding errors and penalties
• CPT 2026 code update summary
• CMS and AMA official resources

Session 2 - Medicare Enrollment Revalidation Form Filling, Fees, Documentation & Pitfalls - 2026 Updates

Webinar Date: March 11, 2026

Time: 01:00 PM ET | 12:00 PM CT

Duration: 60 Mins

Speaker: Toni Elhoms, CCS, CPC, CPMA, CRC, CEMA, AHIMA-Approved ICD-10-CM/PCS Trainer

The process of enrolling with Medicare as a provider/organization can be incredibly tedious and time-consuming.  Even though Medicare is the largest insurer in the country, the number of new Medicare enrollment applications continues to decline due to the enormous complexities surrounding enrollment application requirements.  The cost of getting these enrollment application submissions wrong can have systemic consequences on an organization, including cash flow delays, credentialing issues, coding issues, denial management issues, patient satisfaction, and even impact quality scores.  In today’s webinar, we discuss the submission options, which providers are eligible for Medicare enrollment, each form type applicable in 2026, how to navigate the 2026 complicated form sections, key terminology, what ancillary documentation is needed with enrollment submission, applicable fees, most common errors, and best practice tips for successfully completing the 2026 CMS 855 forms.

Webinar Objectives

• Dissect the various Medicare enrollment types in 2026
• Outline a sample workflow for completing Medicare enrollment in 2026
• Review CMS Form 855A application together
• Review CMS Form 855B application together
• Review CMS Form 855I application together
• Review CMS Form 855O application together
• Discuss the most challenging 855 form sections in 2026
• Review new process for reassigning benefits to organizations in 2026
• Review the ancillary documentation required with 855 enrollment submission
• Discuss the most common rejections and errors with 855 form submissions

Webinar Agenda

• Understand the CMS 855 enrollment submission process in 2026
• Recall CMS 855A, 855B, 855I and 855O Application requirements in 2026
• Recall the most complicated sections on the CMS 855 applications in 2026
• Recall strategies to complete CMS 855 forms accurately in 2026
• Recall ancillary documentation required with CMS 855 enrollment submission in 2026
• Avoid common rejections and errors with CMS 855 form submissions in 2026
• Recall best practice tips for CMS 855 form submissions in 2026

Webinar Highlights

• Discuss CMS 855 enrollment submissions applicable in 2026
• Review CMS 855A, 855B, 855I and 855O Applications in 2026
• Discuss the most challenging CMS 855 form fields and highlight complicated sections
• Review strategies to complete the CMS 855 forms accurately in 2026
• Understand the ancillary documentation required to be attached to the CMS 855 application submission in 2026
• Discuss most common rejections with CMS 855 form submissions in 2026
• Discuss best practice tips with CMS 855 form submissions in 2026

Session 3 - 2026 Cardiovascular Coding Changes: E/M, ECGs, Echoes, Stress Tests, Devices & Denial Triggers

Webinar Date: February 18, 2026

Time: 01:00 PM ET | 12:00 PM CT

Duration: 60 Mins

Speaker: Adilakshmi Sankara CPC, CIC, CPMA, CRC, CASCC

Cardiology coding is one of the highest-paying and highest-risk specialties, and in 2026 the rules are changing again—impacting CPT®, ICD-10-CM, modifiers, documentation expectations, and medical necessity standards. One missed update or incorrect code selection can trigger denials, downcoding, payer recoupments, or costly audits, leading to major revenue loss for cardiology practices and hospitals. With multiple new cardiovascular updates and guideline revisions now in effect, relying on last year’s coding habits can result in thousands of dollars lost per claim cycle.

This webinar delivers a clear, real-world breakdown of the most important cardiology coding changes for 2026, including E/M reporting, ECG and rhythm monitoring, echocardiography, stress testing, interventional cardiology, EP services, and device-related coding. You will learn exactly what changed, why it matters, and how to apply it correctly the first time. Most importantly, we’ll cover the top denial triggers and documentation gaps that payers are targeting right now. If your goal is to stay compliant, reduce rework, and protect reimbursement, this session is a must-attend for 2026.

Webinar Objectives

• Understand what’s new and what’s changed in cardiology coding for 2026—without feeling overwhelmed.
• Confidently code common cardiology services using real-world scenarios.
• Avoid frequent denials and audit triggers seen in cardiovascular claims.
• Strengthening documentation so coding reflects the true complexity of care.
• Apply updates immediately to reduce rework, rejections, and revenue leakage

Webinar Agenda

• 2026 updates Overview
• E/M Coding in Cardiology
• ECGs, Rhythm Monitoring and Documentation concerns
• Echocardiography and Stress Testing – Coding with confidence
• Interventional Cardiology and Device services coding
• ICD-1-CM Cardiovascular updates and Medical Necessity
• Modifiers, Edits & Common Cardiology Denials
• Interactive Q&A

Webinar Highlights

• What’s new in 2026—without the noise
• E/M coding made practical for cardiology
• ECGs, echoes, stress tests & monitoring—done right
• Avoid denials before they happen
• Clear guidance on modifiers and bundling
• Diagnosis coding that supports medical necessity
• Real-life case studies, not theory
• Practical takeaways you can use immediately

Session 4 - Medicare Advantage Survival Guide 2025–2027: Coding, Audits & Reimbursement Defense

Webinar Date: March 12, 2026

Time: 01:00 PM ET | 12:00 PM CT

Duration: 60 Mins

Speaker: R.Sharma, RN, RM

Navigating Medicare Advantage from 2025 through 2027 requires staying current with evolving policy direction, reimbursement pressure, insurer strategy changes, and heightened compliance expectations. Medicare Advantage is undergoing a significant transition, driven by CMS payment and risk adjustment changes, expanded oversight, and early policy signals outlined in recent and upcoming Medicare Advantage Advance Notices. At the same time, insurers are responding with plan withdrawals, tighter utilization controls, contract reassessments, and increased scrutiny of documentation and coding accuracy—making reactive or siloed approaches increasingly risky.

This webinar is designed to help providers, revenue cycle teams, compliance professionals, and healthcare leaders strengthen their understanding of Medicare Advantage requirements and risk areas across 2025–2027. We will cover key policy signals, payer trends, documentation and coding expectations, audit risk, and practical revenue cycle strategies that support compliant reimbursement and operational readiness. While this session is designed for experienced Medicare Advantage professionals, it will also include structured context and practical explanations to ensure alignment across teams with varying levels of experience. Whether you manage Medicare Advantage performance daily or oversee financial and compliance strategy, this session will provide clear, actionable guidance to help you anticipate change and protect revenue in an increasingly volatile MA environment.

Webinar Objectives

Medicare Advantage changes across 2025–2027 are increasing complexity for providers, revenue teams, and compliance leaders. This session is designed to help participants achieve the following outcomes:

• Gain clarity on how Medicare Advantage policy, payment, and oversight changes will impact providers through 2027
• Develop a stronger understanding of how Advance Notices influence payer behavior and downstream provider risk
• Improve readiness for reimbursement pressure tied to risk adjustment, utilization controls, and audit activity
• Strengthen internal alignment between documentation, coding, billing, and compliance functions
• Reduce exposure to denials, payment variability, and retrospective audit findings
• Enhance organizational preparedness ahead of open enrollment and contract renewal cycles
• Leave with a clear action framework to support revenue protection and compliance stability

Webinar Agenda

During this session, participants will explore the following topics:

• Medicare Advantage policy and payment direction shaping the 2025–2027 landscape
• Key insights from recent and upcoming Medicare Advantage Advance Notices
• Insurer responses to CMS signals, including plan withdrawals, network changes, and contract reassessments
• Documentation and coding expectations supporting compliant risk adjustment
• Revenue cycle considerations under tighter utilization management and prior authorization
• Common Medicare Advantage audit focus areas, including RADV-related review activity
• Operational planning considerations ahead of open enrollment and multi-year contract cycles
• Practical strategies to improve coordination across revenue, compliance, and operational teams

Webinar Highlights

• A clear overview of Medicare Advantage trends and risk through 2025–2027
• Coverage of Medicare Advantage Advance Notices and their provider impact
• Practical guidance on documentation and coding under heightened scrutiny
• Revenue cycle strategies to protect reimbursement amid payer tightening
• Key audit risks and compliance considerations providers must address
• Actionable steps to take before open enrollment and contract cycles
• Strategies you can apply immediately within existing workflows

Session 5 - Physical Therapy Coding and Compliance Updates for 2026

(Available Instantly)

Duration: 60 Mins

Speaker: Lynn M. Anderanin, CPC, CPMA, CPC-I, CPPM, COSC

CEU: 1.0 AAPC CEU Approved

Physical Therapy Coding and Compliance Updates for 2026 introduces essential changes impacting coding accuracy, reimbursement, and compliance for therapy services. This webinar will provide a comprehensive review of new CPT codes, revised documentation guidelines, and payer policy updates specific to physical therapy. Attendees will learn how these changes affect coding workflows and compliance strategies, ensuring accurate claims and reduced denials.

We will cover practical steps for implementing these updates, including staff education, audit readiness, and technology considerations. The session will also highlight common coding errors and offer actionable tips to mitigate compliance risks. Whether you are a physical therapist, coder, compliance officer, or practice manager, this program will equip you with the tools and knowledge to stay ahead of regulatory changes.

By the end of the webinar, participants will understand the 2026 coding updates, identify high-risk areas, and develop a plan for successful integration into their physical therapy coding processes.

Webinar Objectives

To provide physical therapy professionals with a comprehensive understanding of coding and compliance updates for 2026 and practical strategies for accurate coding, documentation, and reimbursement.

Webinar Agenda

• Introduction & Overview of Coding Updates for 2026
• Key Changes in Physical Therapy Coding
• Documentation Requirements and Compliance Risks
• Best Practices for Implementation
• Tools and Resources for Accurate Coding
• Q&A Session

Webinar Highlights

• Review new and revised CPT codes for physical therapy
• Understand documentation requirements for accurate coding
• Learn strategies to prevent claim denials
• Explore compliance risks and audit triggers
• Gain insights into payer policy changes
• Discover tools and resources for coding accuracy
• Prepare your team for successful implementation
• Avoid common coding errors and penalties
• CPT 2026 code update summary for physical therapy
• Most current information on telehealth and physical therapy
• Sample documentation templates
• CMS and AMA official resources

Session 6 - Navigating the 2026 CMS 855 Form Updates

(Available Instantly)

Duration: 60 Mins

Speaker: Toni Elhoms, CCS, CPC, CPMA, CRC, CEMA, AHIMA-Approved ICD-10-CM/PCS Trainer

The process of enrolling with Medicare as a provider/organization can be incredibly tedious and time-consuming.  Even though Medicare is the largest insurer in the country, the number of new Medicare enrollment applications continues to decline due to the enormous complexities surrounding enrollment application requirements.  The cost of getting these enrollment application submissions wrong can have systemic consequences on an organization, including cash flow delays, credentialing issues, coding issues, denial management issues, patient satisfaction, and even impact quality scores.  In today’s webinar, we discuss the submission options, which providers are eligible for Medicare enrollment, each application type applicable in 2026, how to navigate the 2026 complicated form sections, key terminology, what ancillary documentation is needed with enrollment submission, applicable fees, most common errors, and best practice tips for successfully completing the 2026 CMS 855 forms.

Webinar Objectives

• Dissect the various Medicare enrollment types in 2026
• Outline a sample workflow for completing Medicare enrollment in 2026
• Review CMS Form 855A application together
• Review CMS Form 855B application together
• Review CMS Form 855I application together
• Review CMS Form 855O application together
• Discuss the most challenging 855 form sections in 2026
• Review new process for reassigning benefits to organizations in 2026
• Review the ancillary documentation required with 855 enrollment submission
• Discuss the most common rejections and errors with 855 form submissions

Webinar Agenda

• Discuss CMS 855 enrollment submissions applicable in 2026
• Review CMS 855A, 855B, 855I and 855O Applications in 2026
• Discuss the most challenging CMS 855 form fields and highlight complicated sections
• Review strategies to complete the CMS 855 forms accurately in 2026
• Understand the ancillary documentation required to be attached to the CMS 855 application submission in 2026
• Discuss most common rejections with CMS 855 form submissions in 2026
• Discuss best practice tips with CMS 855 form submissions in 2026

Webinar Highlights

• Understand the CMS 855 enrollment submission process in 2026
• Recall CMS 855A, 855B, 855I and 855O Application requirements in 2026
• Recall the most complicated sections on the CMS 855 applications in 2026
• Recall strategies to complete CMS 855 forms accurately in 2026
• Recall ancillary documentation required with CMS 855 enrollment submission in 2026
• Avoid common rejections and errors with CMS 855 form submissions in 2026
• Recall best practice tips for CMS 855 form submissions in 2026

Session 7 - Telehealth in 2026: What You Need to Know from the CMS Final Rule

 (Available Instantly)

Duration: 60 Mins

Speaker: Lynn M. Anderanin, CPC, CPMA, CPC-I, CPPM, COSC

CEU: 1.0 AAPC CEU Approved

This webinar will provide a comprehensive overview of the finalized and proposed changes to Medicare telehealth policy under the 2026 CMS Physician Fee Schedule. With the shift from temporary pandemic-era waivers to a more permanent digital care infrastructure, understanding these updates is critical for compliance and reimbursement.

Topics include the elimination of frequency limits for inpatient and nursing facility telehealth visits, the permanent allowance of direct supervision via real-time video, and the streamlined three-step process for adding services to the Medicare Telehealth Services List. The session will also cover new behavioral health codes, updates to remote patient monitoring (RPM) and digital therapeutics, and the implications for billing, documentation, and provider enrollment.

Webinar Objectives

To equip healthcare professionals with a clear understanding of the 2026 CMS telehealth policy changes and how to implement them effectively in clinical and administrative workflows.

Webinar Agenda

• Overview of the 2026 CMS Final Rule
• Key Telehealth Policy Changes
• New Codes and Services Added to the Telehealth List
• Permanent Removal of Frequency Limits
• Direct Supervision via Video: What’s Allowed
• Remote Monitoring and Digital Therapeutics Updates
• Documentation and Billing Compliance
• Q&A

Webinar Highlights

• Learn which services were added or removed from the 2026 Telehealth List
• Explore the permanent removal of visit frequency limits
• Review supervision rules and how video-based oversight applies
• Discover new behavioral health and digital health codes
• Learn how to prepare for audits and documentation reviews
• Compare CMS policies with commercial payer trends
• Identify compliance risks and mitigation strategies
• Get ready for 2026 billing and coding updates

Session 8 - 2026 Pain Management Coding Compliance & Documentation

(Available Instantly)

Duration: 60 Mins

Speaker: Lynn M. Anderanin, CPC, CPMA, CPC-I, CPPM, COSC

CEU: 1.0 AAPC CEU Approved

Pain management coding is one of the most complex areas in outpatient billing, involving a wide range of procedures, imaging, and documentation requirements. This webinar will guide attendees through the nuances of ICD-10-CM coding for pain diagnoses, CPT coding for injections, neurostimulators, imaging, and physical therapy, and the importance of medical necessity and payer policies.

Participants will learn how to accurately report services such as epidural injections, facet joint procedures, and neurolytic destruction, while navigating Medicare LCDs/NCDs and commercial payer guidelines. The session will also cover prior authorization requirements, documentation tips, and how to use payer websites and coverage databases effectively.

Whether you're new to pain management coding or looking to refine your skills, this session offers a comprehensive overview of the codes, policies, and strategies needed to ensure accurate reimbursement and compliance.

Webinar Objectives

This session addresses the challenges of coding and billing for pain management services, including complex procedures and payer-specific requirements. Attendees will learn how to apply ICD-10-CM and CPT codes correctly, understand medical necessity, and navigate prior authorization and coverage policies to reduce denials and improve reimbursement.

Webinar Agenda

• ICD-10-CM coding for pain and spondylosis
• CPT coding for spinal imaging and injections
• Neurostimulator procedures and documentation
• Medicare LCD/NCD and commercial payer policies
• Prior authorization and coverage determination
• Medical necessity and documentation standards

Webinar Highlights

• How to code pain diagnoses using G89 and M54 categories
• CPT codes for spinal imaging, injections, and neurostimulators
• Understanding payer coverage policies and LCD/NCD criteria
• Tips for documenting medical necessity and avoiding denials
• Prior authorization requirements for outpatient procedures
• Differences in guidance modalities (fluoroscopy, CT, ultrasound)
• Modifier usage for bilateral procedures
• Navigating payer websites for policy updates
• ICD-10-CM codes linked to trigger point injections
• Best practices for follow-up visits and physical therapy coding

Session 9 - Wound Care and Debridement Coding Updates 2026

(Available Instantly)

Duration: 60 Mins

 Speaker: Adilakshmi Sankara CPC, CIC, CPMA, CRC, CASCC

CEU: 1.0 AAPC CEU Approved

Wound care coding can be challenging—and 2026 brings even more changes to keep up with. Struggling to keep up with wound care coding changes? You’re not alone.

This webinar is designed to make everything clearer and easier for you. Join us for a practical, easy-to-follow session where we break down the 2026 wound care and debridement coding updates in a way that makes sense. We’ll simplify the new rules, show you how to choose the right debridement codes with confidence, and explain the CMS skin substitute changes without the jargon. You’ll also get real examples, clear documentation tips, and insider guidance to help you avoid denials and stay audit ready. Whether you’re a coder, clinician, or billing professional, this webinar will give you the clarity and confidence you need to navigate 2026 with ease.

Webinar Objectives

• Help you understand what’s new in 2026 so you can confidently code wound care and debridement without second-guessing the latest CPT or ICD-10 changes.
• Make it easier to tell the difference between the types of debridement, so you always choose the right code based on what was done at the bedside or in the procedure room.
• Walk you through the new Medicare rules for skin substitutes, so you know exactly how they impact documentation, billing, and reimbursement in day-to-day practice.
• Clarify how to select the correct diagnosis codes, especially for diabetic and pressure ulcers, so your documentation truly supports medical necessity.
• Show you what “good documentation” really looks like, helping your providers write notes that protect them from denials and reduce coder queries.
• Give you hands-on practice with real patient scenarios, so you can apply the updates immediately and feel confident in your coding decisions
• Equip you with practical compliance tips, so your team stays audit-ready and avoids common pitfalls that lead to claim rejections.

Webinar Agenda

• 2026 Coding update overview
• Deep dive Debridement coding
• Skin substitutes and CMS 2026 policy shift
• Diagnosis coding and Medical Necessity
• Documentation requirements
• Case studies review
• Denial, Audit trends and Compliance tips

Webinar Highlights

• What is new in 2026
• Decoding made debridement simple
• Documentation that works
• Common denial triggers
• Real-world case coding
• Audit ready best practices
• Interactive Q&A

Session 10 - 2026 Home Health Updates - Understand PDGM Concept, HIPPS Codes, Completing UB-04, Physician Documentation & Reimbursement Changes

(Available Instantly)

Duration: 60 Mins

 Speaker: Dorothy D. Steed, MSLD, CCS, CDIP, COC, CPCO, CPUM, CPUR, CPHM, CPMA, ACS-OP, CCS-P, RCC, RMC, CEMC, CPC-I, CFPC, PCS

Home Health billing has specific differences from other types of services.  There are physician certification requirements for ordering home health services.

The PDGM (Patient Driven Groupings Model)  concept was developed effective in 2020 & this arrangement drives the correct reporting & reimbursement.  HIPPS codes provide assessment of the patient’s ability to conduct certain activities (functional status) and the presence of any type of cognitive impairment to determine a payment group. HIPPS codes are required on all claims using revenue code 0023 on the UB 04.

We will review required documentation, completing the UB 04, & potential reimbursement changes for 2026

Webinar Objectives

• Understand the requirements for Home Health Billing
• Review required physician docmentation for ordering Home Health services.
• Understand the purpose of HIPPS codes
• Review how to calculate HIPPS codes
• Understand the PDGM concept
• Required documentation of services

Webinar Agenda

• Introduction to PDGM concept
• Review of Required HIPPS Codes
• Calculating the HIPPS Code for Revenue Code 0023
• Review of  UB04 Revenue Codes
• Documentation Requirements
• Possible 2026 reimbursement changes

Webinar Highlights

• Introduction & review of HIPPS codes
• What is meant by PDGM concept?
• Understanding the different categories in PDGM
• Complete documentation will be key to correct reimbursement
• Denial management

Session 11 - PFS Final Rule 2026: Key Compliance Updates and Best Practices

(Available Instantly)

Duration: 60 Mins

 Speaker: Lynn M. Anderanin, CPC, CPMA, CPC-I, CPPM, COSC

The PFS Final Rule 2026 introduces significant changes that will impact coding, billing, and compliance processes across healthcare organizations. This session will provide a comprehensive overview of the rule’s key provisions, focusing on how these updates affect medical practices and broader compliance strategies. Attendees will gain clarity on new documentation requirements, coding adjustments, and audit risks associated with the rule.

We will explore practical steps to ensure your organization remains compliant, including workflow adjustments, staff training priorities, and technology considerations. The session will also highlight common pitfalls and offer actionable solutions to mitigate compliance risks. Whether you manage coding teams, oversee revenue cycle operations, or lead compliance initiatives, this webinar will equip you with the knowledge and tools to navigate the PFS Final Rule confidently.

By the end of the program, participants will understand the rule’s implications, identify areas requiring immediate attention, and develop a roadmap for successful implementation. Join us to stay ahead of regulatory changes and protect your organization from costly errors and penalties.

Webinar Objectives

To address the compliance challenges introduced by the PFS Final Rule 2026 and provide practical strategies for accurate coding, documentation, and audit preparedness.

Webinar Agenda

• Introduction & Overview of PFS Final Rule 2026
• Key Changes and Their Impact on Medical Coding
• Compliance Risks and Audit Triggers
• Best Practices for Implementation
• Tools and Resources for Ongoing Compliance
• Q&A Session

Webinar Highlights

• Understand the major provisions of PFS Final Rule 2026
• Learn how the rule affects orthopedic coding and billing
• Identify compliance risks and audit triggers
• Discover best practices for documentation and workflow updates
• Explore technology solutions for compliance monitoring
• Gain insights into staff training and education strategies
• Access practical tools and resources for implementation
• Prepare for audits with confidence
• Avoid common pitfalls that lead to penalties
• PFS Final Rule 2026 summary document
• Sample coding templates
• CMS official resources and links

Session 12 - Billing for Nurse Practitioner (NP) and Physician Assistant (PA) Services - 2026 Updates

(Available Instantly)

Duration: 60 Mins

 Speaker: Jill M. Young, CEMA, CPC, CEDC, CIMC

As Non-Physician Practitioners (NPPs) [Nurse Practitioners and Physician Assistants] have increased their presence in the medical community, unique situations continue to arise that raise new questions. What to document? Who can document? Who can bill for a service? All questions that need to be answered and understood by both staff and providers. 

CPT changes from the 2021 changes to Office and Other Outpatient Services and the subsequent 2023 changes to Hospital Inpatient and Observation services continue to be defined and discovered. The September 2025 Medicare Medlearn Evaluation & Management Guide has given several pages of detailed explanation in billing Critical Care services, for example. New CPT codes for 2026 for shorter-duration remote monitoring need to be looked at for their inclusion into services that NPPs can perform. 

Webinar Objectives

• Incident to services, often misunderstood – what documentation is needed by the physician to qualify for a “plan of care” to be followed
• Split-shared services – defining substantive
• Why facility offices aren’t like regular offices in how NPPs practice

Webinar Highlights

• Incident to Services – Documentation and Billing in 2026
• Split Shared Services – Documentation and Billing in 2026
• Provider-based billing – how it affects how an NPP provides services
• Critical Care Services – Information from CMS’s new E&M Services guide tells us
• New monitoring codes for 2026. Can NPPs perform these services and others

Session 13 - Head to Toe Coding for Orthopedics

(Available Instantly)

Duration: 60 Mins

 Speaker: Lynn M. Anderanin, CPC, CPMA, CPC-I, CPPM, COSC

This webinar provides a comprehensive overview of orthopedic coding from head to toe. Participants will gain insights into the latest CPT and ICD-10 updates, common coding pitfalls, and documentation requirements for orthopedic procedures. The session is designed to enhance coding accuracy and compliance while improving reimbursement outcomes for orthopedic practices.

Webinar Objectives

The objective of this webinar is to equip attendees with the knowledge and tools to accurately code orthopedic procedures across all anatomical regions. The session will address common challenges in coding for fractures, joint replacements, arthroscopies, and soft tissue procedures, and provide strategies for effective documentation and audit readiness.

Webinar Agenda

• Introduction to Orthopedic Coding
• Head and Neck Procedures
• Upper Extremity Coding (Shoulder to Hand)
• Spine and Pelvis Procedures
• Lower Extremity Coding (Hip to Foot)
• Common Coding Errors and How to Avoid Them
• Q&A and Case Studies

Webinar Highlights

• Understand CPT and ICD-10 codes relevant to orthopedics
• Identify documentation requirements for common procedures
• Avoid common coding errors and denials
• Apply coding guidelines to real-world case studies
• Improve audit readiness and compliance
• Enhance communication between coders and clinicians
• Navigate coding updates and payer policies
• Utilize coding tools and references effectively

Bonus Webinar: 

Provider Credentialing in 2026: Updated Standards, Verification Best Practices & Strategies to Reduce Delays

(Available Instantly)

Speaker: R.Sharma, RN, RM, Duration: 60 Mins

CEU: 1.0 AAPC CEU Approved

Who Should Attend

• Medical Coders & Billers
• Auditors & Compliance Professionals
• Practice Managers & Revenue Cycle Teams
• Cardiology Providers and Support Staff
• All certified and non-certified coding practice professionals.
• All RCM professionals
• Revenue Cycle Managers & Directors
• Medical Coding & Documentation Specialists
• Billing & Reimbursement Professionals
• Medical Auditing Specialists
• Managed Care & Contracting Professionals
• Practice Administrators
• Operations and Finance Leaders
• Compliance Officers & Compliance Committees
• Physicians and Clinical Leaders involved in documentation oversight
• Medical Coding Specialists
• Medical Billing Specialists
• Medical Auditing Specialists
• Private Practice Physicians
• Managed Care Professionals
• Operations Leadership
• Practice Administrators
• Office Managers
• Compliance Officers/Committees  
• Chief Medical Officer
• Medical Practices, Accountable Care Organizations, Medical Societies, Medical Associations
• Chargemaster Maintenance Staff
• Physicians
• Practice managers
• Medical assistants
• Nurses
• Compliance staff
• Billers
• Coders
• Revenue Cycle
• Risk Management
• Charge entry staff
• Home Health providers & staff
• Credentialing Manager/Specialist
• Medical Coding & Billing Specialists
• Medical Auditing Specialists
• Private Practice Physicians
• Managed Care Professionals
• Operations Leaders
• Practice Administrators
• Office Managers
• Compliance Officers & Committees
• Chief Medical Officers
• Orthopedic Coders