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Issue Date: March 2002
Physician Coding Practices Face Intense Federal Scrutiny in 2002
This article discusses the OIG's General Work Plan for fiscal year 2002, pointing out areas of particular concern to physicians. The portion of the plan that physicians should pay close attention to involves the segment pertaining to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. Also discussed are steps physicians can take to help ensure they are in compliance with coding and billing regulations.
Our Mission: Practical Advice on Coding Compliance
This editorial introduces the reader to the newsletter and discusses its mission. It plans to educate readers on how to identify and correct coding problems, as well as keep them up to date on relevant government publications and important coding changes.
Documentation a Major Sticking Point for Many Physicians
This article discusses the two versions of the CMS's Documentation Guidelines for Evaluation and Management Services, and suggests ways physicians can get help in understanding and complying with the guidelines.
What You Should Expect from a Capable Coding Consultant
This article discusses what physicians should look for when hiring a consultant to assist them in their coding compliance efforts, as well as other steps to take to improve their ability to comply with coding regulations.
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