Coding

“But we’ve always done it that way!”

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on Billing office, Change, Clients, Coding, Documentation, Initiatives, Providers, Regulations, Training
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Don’t walk…run!
Probably the most dangerous phrase for an EMS system and especially an ambulance billing program is the phrase…

Documenting Causation for Illnesses

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on 9-1-1, Assessment, Billing office, Causation, Coding, Diagnostic Code, Documentation, Emergency, ICD-10, Illness, Necessity, Non-Emergency, Patient Care Report, PCR, Symptoms, Transport
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V.
Our “Documentation as a Habit” series moves on to Part V this week. In it, we’ll discuss causation or

Mechanism- External Cause of Injuries

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on Accident, Accurate, Agency, Coding, Documentation, EMS, ICD-10, Injury, Mechanism, Patient Care Report, Payer, PCR, Scenario
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Thanks for returning for Part IV of the “Documentation as a Habit” series.

This is the fourth week

How Severe is Severe?

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on Audit, Clinical, Coding, Documentation, EMS Provider, Medicaid, PCR, Severity, Transport, Treatment
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Part III
Welcome to Part III of our “Documentation as a Habit” series!

Two weeks ago we embarked on

ICD-10 Ushers in “New” Concepts

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on Billing office, Coding, Documentation, Doug Wolfberg, EMS Agency, ICD-10, Laterality, NAAC, National Academy of Ambulance Coding, Patient Care Report, Specificity, Training
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Good Day of Training!
Last week, in this space, we talked about the importance of training for the billing office.

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