Wednesday, 31 July 2013

Make Your CPT® Code Look-Up Easy And Tension Free With CPT® Assistant

Coding would have so much easier if only there were not so many code revisions, additions, and deletions happening every year, and so many CCI edits to keep a track of. If medical terms were easy and you didn't have to sit with a dictionary, if comprehending the physician documentation wouldn't leave you scratching your head and pouring over manuals for a simple CPT® codes lookup, coding would be fun too. Right?

Wrong! Even with all these challenges slowing you down, coding can be fun and simple too. Yes, you can now report accurate, clean, and error-free claims and get minimum number of denials.

So what are the resources you need for accurate and denial-free claims?

You must have access to a medical dictionary, such as Stedman's, and have access to CPT® manual, HCPCS codes, ICD-9 and ICD-10 codes in your medical tools basket. Either an online access or printed copies will do, but make sure that you have the most updated manuals. In addition, you should also have access to CPT® Assistant.

What is CPT® Assistant?

Published by the American Medical Association (AMA), CPT® Assistant is an essential denial-busting and accuracy-boosting tool. It allows you to quickly lookup a CPT® code . Here you can find all the articles that have been published by the AMA on that particular code since 1990. Not only will you be able to understand the rationale behind the code, you will also get answers to your day-to-day burning coding questions.

Why should you have an access to CPT® Assistant

AMA's CPT® Assistant is an effective tool that can help you report accurate claims and also learn the reason why a particular code be used. You get timely articles and practical coding advice every day of the month sitting at the comfort of your desk.

You can get your subscription to the coding assistant from the AMA at an incredibly affordable price. Have a look at the features of the CPT® Assistant:
  • Boosts accuracy: With the CPT® Assistant you can now understand the rationale behind each code and get the latest, up-to-date information on every code that you need for your specialty.
  • Saves time: You can read the articles that have been published by the AMA on a particular CPT code in the last two decades and that too in just a few seconds.
  • Provides the latest coding info: You can learn about the latest coding trends and developments with the new articles. You can also learn about the coding changes that will go into effect and have already come into use.
  • Reduces Accounts Receivable (A/R): Overturning denials would not be such a tough deal when you will have accurate coding knowledge and definitive guidance at hand from the AMA.

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