2025 Coding & Billing Updates For Orthopedics

Understand the impact of ICD-10, CPT, and telehealth modifications to prevent costly claim errors and denials

Major updates to ICD-10, CPT, and telehealth coding are coming in 2025—are you prepared to implement them effectively? Staying informed is key to securing proper prior authorizations, reducing claim denials, and maximizing reimbursements for orthopedic procedures.

Join industry expert Lynn M. Anderanin for an in-depth session on the latest coding changes, including critical telehealth CPT code updates. Without a solid grasp of these modifications, your practice could face delays, denials, and significant revenue losses.

Orthopedic practices must stay up to date with ICD-10 and CPT changes to submit clean, accurate claims and ensure timely reimbursement from insurance companies. Failure to apply the new codes correctly could result in substantial financial losses due to avoidable claim errors.

Don't let outdated coding impact your bottom line—register now and equip your team with the knowledge they need to succeed in 2025!

Webinar Objectives

• Key Coding Updates – Comprehend what the changes made to ICD-10, CPT, and telehealth coding mean to orthopedic practices in the year 2025.
• Optimize Reimbursement & Compliance – Acquire best practices for submitting complete claims and reducing denial rates while maximizing revenues.
• Implement Regulatory Changes – To be informed about the latest in the CMS Final Rule concerning the physician fee schedule and supervision for therapy services.
• Boost Telehealth Coding Proficiency - Master the latest telemedicine coding guidelines so as to facilitate any billing or compliance of care delivered via telehealth.
• Get Orthopedic Teams Ready: Education to prepare practitioners, coders, billers, and administrators for what is ahead.

Webinar Agenda

• Telemedicine
• Integumentary
• Musculoskeletal
• CMS Final Rule for the physician’s fee schedule
• ICD-10 changes
• Supervision changes for therapy
• Pain Management

Webinar Highlights

• Understand the changes to CPT changes for the upcoming year related to E/M, Integumentary, and Musculoskeletal
• Determine what needs to be done for providers to be ready for the changes.
• Create education of office staff that will need to know what the changes are.
• Implementation of the new CPT codes in telehealth.
• Discuss what should be done post-implementation to confirm denials haven’t increased due to changes.
• Review the plan in making necessary changes to software programs, encounters, and EHRs  

Who Should Attend

Orthopedic Physicians & Surgeons, Medical Coders & Billers, Practice Managers, Healthcare Administrators, Compliance Officers