2023 Coding & Billing Guidelines for Podiatry and DME

Learn to choose codes correctly to reduce denials and delayed payments!

Podiatrists are under scrutiny when it comes to services and supplies used in their practice. But what about DME for other providers. There is one common compliance problem with these services, and that is improper documentation, or lack thereof, to support medical necessity. This webinar will review current changes in trends in Podiatry but also DME. Whether you are part of a Podiatry practice and/or a practice that dispenses DME, we will look at 2023 coding and policy changes. Don’t get caught losing revenue because you are not update with the current changes and trends.

Webinar Objectives

Coding revisions related to Podiatry for 2023 will be reviewed to help choose codes correctly to reduce denials and delayed payments as well as DME 2023 code changes that may affect your bottom line.

Attendees should leave this webinar feeling comfortable with all of the special circumstances in billing and coding are related to Podiatry and DME. The changes and trends can affect a practice’s bottom line in profits or losses.

Webinar Agenda

Coding revisions related to Podiatry for 2023 will be reviewed to know how to choose codes correctly to reduce denials and delayed payments as well as DME 2023 code changes that may affect your bottom line.

Webinar Highlights

• 2023 DME
• Documentation requirements for DME
• Common Podiatry procedures and how to use them
• What is a Standard Written Order?
• Pricing of DME
• PDAC- Is a DME supply recognized by Medicare?

Who Should Attend

Podiatrists, Orthotic techs, billers, coders, administrators, foot and ankle physicians, physicians assistants, prior-authorization specialists, collection staff, revenue cycle staff, medical assistants