2023 Changes to Hospitalist Evaluation and Management Billing and Coding

In this webinar, recorded in December of 2022, the speakers discuss the significant changes to the Hospitalist E/M Coding effective January 1, 2023. Hear more about these changes, including elimination of observation codes, revisions to the inpatient codes, changes in how to bill and document for visits, and adjustments to wRVUs, and how the experts are preparing for the new rules.

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Dan Duzan, SFHM, MD, CPC
Heather Miles, CPC
Rob Zipper, MD, MMM, SFHM
Joshua Lapps, MA

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