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2008 Spring Conference
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Friday, March 7
(5:00 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.)
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Dr. Marty Kotlar
Target Coding |
"CPT Coding, Compliance & Documentation" |
Session Dr. Kotlar owned and operated a successful chiropractic practice for 12 years and multi-specialty practice for 4 years. He began consulting in 1992 with a special emphasis on CPT coding, billing, reimbursement, documentation and compliance for chiropractic and multi-specialty facilities. Dr. Kotlar will be providing two different 4 hour sessions on CPT Coding, Compliance & Documentation. Some of the topics to be covered include – Friday: How CPT Codes Get Created, New Patient Evaluation & Management Coding, How to Implement Consultation & Prolonged Visit Codes, Established Patient Evaluation & Management Coding, Chiropractic Manipulative Treatment Codes and Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Codes. His Sunday Session will include topics such as Documentation, Functional Assessment Evaluations and Medicare Guidelines for Chiropractic Services.
How CPT Codes Get Created
•AMA Coding Committees
•The Correct Coding Initiative Edits
•Why Certain CPT Codes Get Bundled
New Patient Evaluation & Management Coding
•The 3 Key Components
•History
•Examination
•Medical Decision Making
How To Implement Consultation & Prolonged Visit Codes
•Professionally Initiated Codes
•CPT Codes 99241 – 99245
•Prolonged Visits
•CPT Codes 99354 – 99359
Established Patient Evaluation & Management Coding
•CPT Codes 99211 – 99215
•Importance of Re-examinations and Re-evaluations
•E & M Code Modifiers
Chiropractic Manipulative Treatment Codes
•CPT Codes 98940, 98941, 98942, 98943
•5 Spinal Regions
•5 Extra-spinal Regions
Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Codes
•Supervised Modalities
•Constant Attendance Modalities
•Therapeutic Procedures
•Time-Based Codes
Qualifies for Risk Management
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Saturday, March 8
(8 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.) |
Susan McClelland
McClelland Consulting |
"Medicare Made Simple" |
The continued need for more Medicare documentation training for chiropractic offices remains painfully clear. The number of DCs receiving yellow requests for records has tripled. Not only is Medicare important in chiropractic practices throughout the nation, but the Medicare program, and certain policies/procedures it uses, serves as a model for many other insurer programs. We cannot afford to not understand this program.
This comprehensive training seminar has been designed specifically for Indiana Doctors of Chiropractic and their staff. It provides the most accurate and current information available to help you get it right.
Qualifies for Risk Management
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Saturday, March 8
(8 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.) |
Scott Surasky, D.C.
Nancie Cummins, RMC
Sean McKeown
Mark Cooper |
“All Your Need to Know About Spinal Decompression ” |
Scott Surasky D.C., Nancie Cummins, RMC, Sean McKeown, National Sales Director for Fla. Orthopedics, Mark Cooper, Decompression Consultant
Dr. Scott Surasky has been intimately involved in the diagnosis and management of lower back disorders for over 25 yrs. In this session, he will cover advanced diagnostic imaging as well as other types of testing. Learn how non-surgical spinal decompression belongs in the treatment of lumbar disease. The background, practical application and what the evidence actually says about non-surgical spinal decompression will be discussed. Understand why adjunct therapies improve a patient’s outcome, as well as how to integrate spinal decompression into an existing practice.
Sean McKeown will demonstrate a Medicare DME approved lumbo-sacral support. Nancie Cummins will provide details about DME certification as well as billing and coding pertaining specifically to spinal decompression. Mark Cooper will teach the importance of staff efficiency, office procedure, patient communication and attracting the appropriate patient.
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Sunday, March 9
(8 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.)
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Dr. Marty Kotlar
Target Coding |
"CPT Coding, Compliance & Documentation II " |
Includes topics such as Documentation, Functional Assessment Evaluations and Medicare Guidelines for Chiropractic Services.
Documentation
•Documentation Requirements
•Daily SOAP Note Taking
•Avoiding Post Payment Audits
•CPT/ICD-9 Code Linking and Pointing
•Completing the CMS-1500 Claim Form
Functional Assessment Evaluations
•Range-of-Motion
•Manual Muscle Testing
•Physical/Diagnostic Performance Testing
Medicare Guidelines for Chiropractic Services
•Difference Between Participating and Non-Participating
•Documenting Subluxation
•Medicare Modifiers and reading Explanation of Benefits
•The Advanced Beneficiary Notice (ABN) Form
Qualifies for Risk Management
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| CA PRICING |
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In the past ISCA has partnered with Chiro Complete to provide quality CA training on topics from Medicare to coding. Because of the quality of speakers presented at the 2008 Spring Conference, CAs registering for the Spring 2008 conference will be allowed into all sessions at the traditional CA rate. (Meals not included) |
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Note: All ISCA Conference courses qualify toward continuing edcuation requirements for licensure.
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Conference Pricing
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Early Bird Specials
Deadline March 2nd |
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4 Hours |
8 Hours |
12 Hours |
| Gold & Silver |
$145 |
$230 |
$350 |
| Member |
$165 |
$270 |
$400 |
Member
(in arrears) |
$210 |
$310 |
$515 |
| Non-Member |
$230 |
$330 |
$535 |
| CA |
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$89 |
| Guest (non DC) |
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$75 |
| Student |
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$75 |
| Luncheon Only |
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$30 |
| Dinner Gala |
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$55 |
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4 Hours |
8 Hours |
12 Hours |
| Golf & Silver |
$195 |
$280 |
$400 |
| Member |
$215 |
$320 |
$450 |
Member
(in arrears) |
$260 |
$360 |
$565 |
| Non-Member |
$280 |
$380 |
$585 |
| CA |
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$99 |
| Guest (non DC) |
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$75 |
| Student |
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$75 |
| Luncheon Only |
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$30 |
| Dinner Gala |
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$55 |
Click Here to Register Online
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Hotel
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Hotel: |
Hitlon Indianpolis Downtown
120 W. Market St.
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Contact: |
(800) 315-1906 |
Rate: |
Single/Double $149 (two night minimum - Fri & Sat Nights) |
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When making reservations, identify yourself as “attending
the Indiana State Chiropractic Association Convention,” to receive these special rates.
Reservations must be made by 2/6/08 to guarantee room
rate and availability. |
Click Here to Register Online
Platinum members of the ISCA may attend the Spring Seminar free of charge but registration is still required.
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