4 Hr Colorado Required Credit Hours Bundle
Essential CE for CO Chiropractors
- Lifetime access to course materials
- Instantly download certificate
- Available on mobile and desktop
- Pause and resume at your convenience
- Completed hours are automatically reported to CE Broker
Chiropractic SOAP Notes – Credit Hours: 1
Categories: Documentation, Risk Management
Dr. Marty Kotlar, renowned “compliance guy,” authors and narrates this 1-hour documentation seminar that will instruct you on how to write a compliant Chiropractic SOAP note.
Topics include:
- How to prove medical necessity in your SOAP notes
- Set the tone with compliant exams and re-exams
- Detailed descriptions for codes 97110, 97112, 97140, and 97530
- Outcome assessments made simple
- Sample SOAP notes provided
Poor documentation leads to many problems in practice. This course will help bulletproof your documentation!
How to Manage Managed Care – Credit Hours: 2
Categories: Documentation, Risk Management
How to Manage Managed Care, ASH, Optum will give you the tools to understand how to maneuver the Medical Necessity Review process.
You will learn topics such as:
- What is the standard Medical Necessity Review (MNR) process?
- How to complete medical necessity review forms
- Pros and cons of in-network vs. out-of-network
- How to compliantly transition active care patients to wellness/cash patients
- How to prove medical necessity beyond 5 visits
- Common short- and long-term ICD-10 codes
- Co-morbidities and complicating factors
Give yourself the know-how to make your documentation bulletproof to medical necessity reviews!
ICD-10 and Chiropractic – Credit Hours: 1
Category: Documentation
Dr. Marty Kotlar, president of Target Coding and certified in CPT Coding, a Certified Professional Compliance Officer, and a member of the American Chiropractic Association and American Academy of Professional Coders, instructs you on the latest additions, changes, and deletions of diagnostic ICD-10 codes for Chiropractors.
Topics include:
- The most common chiropractic ICD-10 codes
- Disc disorders vs. disc displacements
- Sprains, strains & laterality
- Initial & subsequent encounters
- Complicating factors & co-morbidity ICD-10s
- Medicare & ICD-10
- ICD-10 clinical examples
Don’t get your claims denied because you are not using the correct ICD-10 codes. This seminar will help you avoid that!
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You get lifetime access to the course and any notes you’ve taken. If a course is required again in a future renewal cycle, you’ll still be able to review it—but to have it count toward that new CE period, you’ll need to re-purchase it. That’s a state requirement, not ours.
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