PCC’s Pediatric Practice Management, Billing, and Coding Web Labs

PCC’s Jan Blanchard (CPC, CPEDC) and other subject matter experts host web labs on pediatric practice management, billing, coding, and related topics. If you are a PCC client, you can sign up to attend one.

During these web labs, PCC covers common pediatric practice management problems and answers your questions. Jan guides attendees through coding and billing for both simple and unusual visit situations. How do you respond to an insurance company rejecting services? How do you use coding modifiers? You’ll also hear the latest news in pediatrics and see how to use PCC’s software features to address your practice’s needs.

By attending a web lab, you can ask questions and join the conversation. Web labs are also archived on this page so you can get caught up.

Attend the Next PCC Web Lab

You can sign up for the next PCC Web Lab by clicking here:

http://www.pcc.com/weblabs/

Watch a Previous Web Lab

You can review PCC’s web labs to get caught up, learn about PCC’s tools, and see pediatric billing and coding examples.

Click below to review the presentation, video, or accompanying materials for each PCC Web Lab.

Other Links, Resources, and Publications

As you attend or watch one of PCC’s coding Web labs, you may hear about common coding references, web sites, or other coding resources. Here’s a list of links to coding resources that relate to the web lab content.

• PCCTalk: PCC users ask coding questions all day long on PCCTalk, our online forum and e-mail newsletter community. Sign up to get started!
• AAP Pediatric Coding Newsletter: All PCC clients have unlimited access to the AAP’s Pediatric Coding Newsletter, along with the Pediatric Red Book and other educational resources.
• ICD-10 Transition Help
  • Donelle Holle’s Famous ICD-10 Pediatric Cheat Sheet: Donelle Holle, pediatric coding expert, put together a list of the most common pediatric ICD-10 codes. The most common of the most common are highlighted in red, and clicking on codes (on supported devices) will open a definition of the code at http://www.icd10data.com. Check it out! (You can also get get Donelle’s Cheat Sheet as an editable spreadsheet.)
  • FREE AAPC Code Converter: The American Academy of Pediatric’s online ICD-10 code translator allows you to compare ICD-9 to ICD-10 codes. ICD-9’s 17,000 codes are expanding to approximately 141,000 ICD-10 codes, and this online tool can help you map that expansion.
  • FREE WHO ICD-10 Learning Tool: The WHO Electronic ICD-10 training tool is designed for self-learning and classroom use. The modular structure of this ICD-10 training permits users to tailor specific course paths, if desired. For more information, read the introduction and the user guide to the tool.
  • ICD-10 Implementation Guide for Small and Medium Practices: Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS)
  • CMS ICD-10 Transition: An Introduction: ICD-10 transition basics.
  • FREE Codapedia Training Videos: You’ll need to become a member, but it’s free. Once you log in, you’ll have access to free ICD-10 training sessions by coding instructor Nancy Maguire.
  • ICD-10-CM Tabular Lists and Indexes of Diseases and Injuries: CMS.gov’s page with index and tabular lists of ICD-10 tables.