Understanding ICD-10 as it Applies to Pelvic Health

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The online course will build upon the basics of ICD-10 by providing in-depth ICD-10 coding and documentation scenarios for physical therapy services with a focus on pelvic health conditions. A hands-on approach using case scenarios will be used to teach participants what key words must be documented and how to select the most appropriate ICD-10 codes to place on the claim based on their documentation. In addition, the course will discuss when the 7th character is required and distinguish between the initial encounter, subsequent encounter and sequela. This intermediate to advanced session includes coding resources and additional tips related to transitioning to ICD-10.

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Providers of outpatient physical therapy services who specialize in pelvic health continue to have questions which ICD-10 code(s) they should use and what documentation they should have in the medical record to support the ICD-10 code(s) utilized on the claim form. This 1.5 hour online course will focus completely on pelvic health case scenarios seen by physical and occupational therapists in the outpatient therapy setting.

This course will build upon the basics of ICD-10 by providing in-depth ICD-10 coding and documentation scenarios for physical and occupational therapy services with a focus on pelvic health conditions. Conditions discussed will include, but are not limited to:

  • Low back pain in pregnancy
  • Incontinence (stress, urge, mixed)
  • Fecal incontinence
  • Interstitial Cystitis/Painful Bladder Syndrome
  • Vaginismus
  • Pelvic pain (Endometriosis, Dyspareunia, Prostatitis, SI Joint Dysfunction)
  • Diastasis recti post-partum
  • Coccydynia
  • Pediatric nocturia

A hands-on approach using case scenarios will be used to teach participants what key words must be documented and how to select the most appropriate ICD-10 codes to place on the claim based on their documentation. In addition, the online course will discuss when the 7th character is required and distinguish between the initial encounter, subsequent encounter and sequela. This intermediate to advanced session includes coding resources and additional tips related to transitioning to ICD-10.

If you have questions about registration or logistics for this webinar conference, please contact the Webinar Conference Manager Michelle Gawenda

661.350.6187

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