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Issue Date: April 2002
Aiming for Average: The First Step Toward Coding Compliance
This article discusses the utilization review component of a coding compliance program. It gives instructions on how to run a CPT-4 frequency report, and offers examples of what physicians should look for in comparing their coding profile against national averages.
The Numbers Are In for 2001
This editorial discusses the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services' report "Improper Fiscal Year 2001 Medicare Fee-for-Service Payments," and, in light of the statistics presented in the report, suggests that coding compliance will remain a topic of concern for physicians.
Does Your Office Need a Certified Coder? The Experts Say “Yes”
This article discusses the benefits of hiring a certified coder or training a current staff member to become one. Among the benefits it cites are less risk of lost revenue and decreased liability due to compliance problems.
Florida FP Devises Ingenious Approach to Accurate Coding
This article discusses how a family practitioner has improved patient care, cut costs, improved office efficiency, and boosted income by implementing a computer network in his practice.
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