ICD-10

Clear. Clinical. Documentation.

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on ALS, Ambulance, Claim, Clinical, Documentation, Emergency, EMS, ICD-10, Insurance, Necessity, Patient Care Reports, PCR, Transport
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Bloggers note- we posted this blog almost a year ago to the day. It’s one of those topics that never

Friday Night Lights, EMS and ICD-10

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on Ambulance, Billing office, Claim, Code, Guardian, ICD-10, Injuries, Injury, Insurance, Location, Patient Identification, Reimbursement, Sports
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BLOGGER’S COMMENT – Every year, this week in time, we take a minute to review specific documentation tips when treating sports

Clear. Clinical. Documentation.

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on ALS, Ambulance, Claim, Clinical, Documentation, Emergency, EMS, ICD-10, Insurance, Necessity, Patient Care Reports, PCR, Transport
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CMS
Three words with impactful meaning anchor our discussion today. The Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) sets the

It’s All in the Timing

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on Chronology, Date, Documentation, Duration, Hospital Face Sheet, ICD-10, Incident, Insurance, Patient, Patient Care Report, PCR, Time
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Part VI
Our “Documentation Review as a Habit” series rolls into Part VI with a discussion about capturing timing in

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

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