Instructional notes in ICD-10-CM are there for a reason. “Code First” denials are happening more often, when these directions are not followed.

In this jam-packed episode, Terry discusses when certain conditions have instructional notes that mandate sequencing, the rules for them, and how this impacts your reimbursement.

Also, Terry shares some recent changes to the NSA rules for arbitration.

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