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Helping you build your future, one step at a time. This Certified Professional Coder (CPC) course is more than just a training program – it’s an opportunity to gain essential skills that will open doors to a rewarding career in healthcare. We’re offering an exclusive $1000 discount because we truly believe that with the right guidance and dedication, you can secure a fulfilling job that makes a difference. Our online classes are designed for your convenience, with experienced instructors ready to support you every step of the way. Invest in yourself today – your future in healthcare awaits! #CertifiedProfessionalCoder #MedicalCodingCourse #CPCCertification #HealthcareJobs #MedicalCodingTraining #AAPCPrep #JobReady #CareerInHealthcare #MedicalBillingAndCoding #OnlineCodingClasses #CodingForHealthcare #FutureHealthCareers #Viral #ExplorePage #ForYou #Instagood

CMS announced that Medicare Advantage and Part D programs will remain stable in 2025, with new improvements like lower premiums, capped out-of-pocket drug costs, and better access to behavioral health services. These changes are part of the Inflation Reduction Act, which aims to benefit enrollees with more options and financial relief. https://lnkd.in/enua2EYM #MedicareAdvantage #MedicarePartD #HealthcareReform #InflationReductionAct #MedicareUpdates #HealthcareAccess #AffordableCare

Electronic Health Records: A Decade Later, Is It Worth the Billions? 💸 Since the HITECH Act enforced EHR adoption in 2011, almost every healthcare provider has implemented systems like Epic. These systems have cost billions—for example, Mayo Clinic spent $1.5 billion, and Kaiser Permanente invested $4 billion on EHRs. But here’s the question: after a decade of using these systems, are we really seeing the benefits we were promised? 🖥️ Interoperability remains a challenge. Despite billions spent, many systems still can’t effectively share patient data between hospitals. This lack of communication directly affects patient care. 💡 Costs are rising, with small practices struggling to afford EHRs, leading some to argue that the money could be better used on patient care, especially in underfunded areas. ⚠️ Does it improve patient outcomes? While some say EHRs reduce errors and improve coordination, others argue they contribute to physician burnout and take time away from direct patient care. Let’s break it down: Is the $35 billion spent on EHRs since 2011 really making healthcare better, or should we rethink how we use technology? #EHRFacts #InteroperabilityChallenge #HITECHAct #HealthcareReform #MedicalTech #EpicEHR #DigitalHealth #PatientCare #HealthcareSpending #VerifiedExpert #DeepDiscussion

For dental professionals, utilizing Electronic Health Records (EHR) in 2024 is key to enhancing patient care and practice efficiency. EHR systems now offer better interoperability, allowing for smooth data sharing between dentists, physicians, and specialists. These systems also streamline medical histories, treatment plans, and secure compliance with HIPAA regulations. The latest updates include advanced security features to safeguard patient data and tools for improved patient engagement, such as online scheduling. Staying current with these technologies ensures optimal practice performance and regulatory compliance. #DentalTech #EHR2024 #PatientCare #DentalUpdates #DigitalDentistry #HealthcareIT #DentalInnovation #Compliance #PatientEngagement #DentistLife #SecureHealthcare

The Medicare Advantage star ratings system is designed to evaluate the quality of Medicare Advantage plans. These ratings range from 1 to 5 stars, with 5 being the highest, and are based on several factors, including customer service, member satisfaction, and health outcomes. Higher star ratings lead to better reimbursement rates from CMS and can help attract more enrollees. UnitedHealthcare’s lawsuit claims that its downgrade was based on a single customer interaction, which could negatively affect its reimbursement and market competitiveness during the open enrollment period https://lnkd.in/erKQy7Ge #MedicareAdvantage #StarRatings #UnitedHealthcare #CMS #HealthcareLawsuit #HealthInsurance #MedicareNews #OpenEnrollment #HealthcareUpdates #MedicareAdvantagePlans #InsuranceRatings #HealthcareFinance #PatientCare #MedicareReform

2025 CPT Code Set Update: What You Need to Know! The 2025 CPT code set is out, and there are important changes every provider, clinician, and medical coder should be aware of! These updates impact billing practices, claims submission, and reimbursement rates for several procedures. It’s essential to stay up to date to avoid errors and ensure timely reimbursements. As we head into 2025, remember that accuracy in medical coding is key to both compliance and revenue cycle success. Always rely on Trusted Resources when reviewing new updates. Trust only reputable websites and verified sources – don’t just take information from anybody. If you come across any new updates or have reliable sources you trust, feel free to share them so they can be added to our list of Trusted Resources. Feel free to reach out if you need help navigating these changes! #MedicalBilling #MedicalCoding #CPT2025 #HealthcareUpdates #RevenueCycle #TrustedResources #MedicalBilling #MedicalCoding #CPT2025 #HealthcareUpdates #RevenueCycle #MedicalCompliance #HealthCareProfessionals #BillingAndCoding #ReimbursementSuccess #TrustedResources #VerifiedInformation

Join our CPC® Prep Exam (PMCC) Course! Whether you’re new to medical coding or need to boost your skills, we provide online classes with an experienced instructor available at your convenience. Gain access to coding books, year membership, and exam fees included in the course. Don’t miss the chance to become a certified professional coder! For more information, visit codingformedical.com or call us at 914-574-1893. #MedicalCoding #CPCCertification #HealthcareCareers #MedicalBillingAndCoding #OnlineCourses #MedicalEducation #HealthcareProfessionals #AAPC

Why did the mammogram machine start a podcast? Because it always gets to the heart of the issue! 🎙️💖 Don’t forget to schedule your mammogram this month, because early detection saves lives. October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month! 🎗️ Let’s all take a moment to recognize the importance of early detection and regular mammograms. These screenings can be life-saving, offering the best chance of detecting cancer early when it’s most treatable. Share this message with the women in your life—together, we can make a difference! 💖 #BreastCancerAwareness #BreastCancerAwareness #MammogramAwareness #HealthcareHeroes #EarlyDetectionSavesLives #BreastHealth #MammoPower

🕵️♂️ OIG’s Focus Areas: Ensuring Integrity in Healthcare Services 🕵️♀️ 1.Optometry Billing in Nursing Homes: Review of billing practices to prevent fraud and excessive charges. 2.Medicaid & Hospice Caps: Auditing states to ensure proper calculation and refund of overpayments. 3.Nursing Home Surveys: Assessment of third-party surveyors to meet federal standards and reduce backlogs. 4.NIH Funding Oversight: Evaluation of NIH’s flexible funding mechanisms and their management. 5.Payment Integrity Review: Ensuring accurate reporting of improper payments in Medicare and Medicaid. Stay informed about healthcare compliance! 💡 #HealthcareCompliance #OIGReview #Medicare #Medicaid #HealthcareIntegrity

Exciting News in Dental and Oral Health! 🦷 CMS is proposing updates to Medicare coverage, focusing on the link between dental services and other treatments. These changes include covering dental exams before dialysis for patients with end-stage renal disease and adding medically necessary dental services to treat infections. They are also looking for feedback on the connection between dental care and conditions like diabetes, autoimmune diseases, and sickle cell disease. This could improve outcomes for many patients! Starting in 2025, new billing guidelines will include: • KX Modifier: Required for claims linked to covered medical services. • 837D Dental Claims: Must include a diagnosis code starting January 1, 2025. Additionally, CMS is seeking input on how dental appliances for sleep apnea should be classified—durable medical equipment or supplies incident to physician services. Let’s work together to improve health outcomes! 🏥 #HealthcareUpdates #DentalCare #MedicareChanges #MedicalBilling #KXModifier #837DClaims #OralHealth #CMSUpdates #HealthAndWellness