Meeting the Expectations for Medicare Clinical Documentation – Kristi Hudson – 1 CE (Distance CE Hours)

Healthcare is the second most regulated industry in our country. The Office of Inspector General (OIG) has issued reports for the last several years identifying key issues related to chiropractic billing and documentation.

In this session we will:

• Gain a better understanding of the law
• Identify the 4 major areas of concern
• Documentation must haves for initial and subsequent visits
• Steps for monitoring your practice

This video was originally recorded as a part of our 2020 Virutal Conference.

Notes for watching the OnDemand:

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This seminar, if completed in entirety is valid for 1 credits of “Distance” CEs. You are allowed 10 “distance” CEs of the total 30 CEs required per license period.

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Handouts:

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​Disclaimer: The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed in the recording(s) belong solely to the author, and not necessarily to the Colorado Chiropractic Association.