Give Your Shoulder Surgery Coding A Stronger Backbone By Attending Conferences

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Today, shoulder surgery options have grown by leaps and bounds, thus bringing to the fore new coding challenges. Memorizing the whole lot of new procedures and technology can seem daunting; so it's much easier if you have a solid understanding of the shoulder anatomy and follow the adage that if work is done, it should be reported; if not, it should not be reported.


As such, attending a coding conference that gives you the low down on shoulder anatomy, coding guidelines, modifier issues, among others will certainly pay rich dividends.


Coding shoulder surgeries made easy: Attending 2009 Coding and Reimbursement Conferences on July 9th-11th in Orlando, FL will help both the beginner and seasoned coder improve their shoulder procedure coding. When you attend this conference, you stand to gain expert tips on coding shoulder surgical procedures that'll help you double up on the reimbursement.


Apart from this, this medical conference help you review procedure ...
... dilemmas that you may come across, update you on the latest techniques and let you in on every shoulder surgery coding trick that you need to know.


What you stand to gain when you attend this conference related to shoulder surgery coding:


You'll be able to explain the anatomy of the shoulder in detail

You'll be able to identify the right code in complex shoulder surgery cases

You'll know how to describe documentation requirements the right way

You'll be able to communicate effectively with physicians


Who stands to gain from this conference?


Medical coders, billers, physicians, practice managers and anyone involved in the surgical orthopedic practice.


So make it a point to attend these conferences and stay abreast of the latest; who knows, it could just save you from waving your re-imbursements goodbye!



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