Quiz: E&M Leveling
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Quiz: E&M Leveling (3 minutes • 6-2017)
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Use the information from our previous E&M videos to level a visit.
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- On October 1, 2015, insurance payers will stop accepting ICD-9 diagnosis codes for most claims and require ICD-10. How can your practice prepare for the ICD-10 transition?
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Documenting Physical Exam in E&M
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