HealthDecember 06, 2022

2023 CPT Update

During this webinar, the speaker will:

• Review reasoning behind changes to Evaluation and Management codes

• Discuss changes in coding by time for inpatient services

• Review Medical Decision Making grid and AMA clarifications

• Review changes in coding for hernia procedures

• Discuss other surgery coding changes

• Review changes to vaccine coding
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