2024 Regulatory and Coding Changes

February 21, 2024  |  11:00 AM PST | 2:00 PM EST

As with the start of any new year, it’s crucial for healthcare professionals to stay informed about the latest updates in CPT® codes, alongside evolving rules and regulations. Led by the AMA, CMS, and HHS, these annual changes aim to enhance healthcare accessibility and affordability.

PRESENTED BY

Barbara Johnson, BSN, RN; Senior Revenue Cycle Consultant

Melissa Lehrer, CCDS, CCS, CPC, ROCC, CCVTC, CIRCC, CBCS, CCEP, CHC, CMC, CMA, AHIMA Approved TrainerDirector of Health Information Management

CorroHealth breaks down the key regulatory shifts for 2024, focusing on areas that demand your attention. This year’s updates emphasize enhancements in telehealth services, behavioral health initiatives, and expanded support for vulnerable patient groups. Among the most noteworthy updates, the CPT® code revisions are set to streamline COVID-19 immunization processes and refine E/M coding practices.

February 21, 2024
11:00 AM PST | 2:00 PM EST
Duration: 60 minutes

You Will Learn:

  • Which telehealth services will be extended through December 31, 2024
  • Changes to billing for behavioral health service providers
  • New services for vulnerable patients
  • About the CPT® changes which took effect January 1, 2024

About our Presenters:

Barbara brings over 40 years of healthcare experience. As a registered nurse, nursing supervisor, and nurse manager with 10 years in revenue cycle management, she brings exclusive clinical insights to revenue integrity.

Melissa has 25 years of healthcare experience, covering everything from medical coding to revenue cycle management. Her expertise and guidance will help you unravel the healthcare regulations and coding changes for 2024.

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