Hidden within the massive ICD-10-PCS system — comprising tens of thousands of codes — will be changes that take effect with implementation of the 2025 Inpatient Prospective Payment System (IPPS) Final Rule and could affect your bottom line. Don’t leave money on the table! To protect your revenues and compliance, you’ll need a clear understanding of new ICD-10-PCS codes and updated guidelines.  At a time of heightened financial uncertainty and compliance risks, your preparation should also include acquiring a keen awareness of how your organization will be affected by all the changes and the action steps you must take to get ready.

At ICD10monitor we continue to make sure you’re fully prepared. This second session in our 2025 IPPS Summit will feature a review of FY25 changes, presented by senior healthcare consultant Laurie Johnson. She’ll walk you step by step through new ICD-10-PCS codes and updated coding guidelines. Laurie also will discuss which PCS codes generate additional payment from new technology, which PCS codes may be skipped and where to find new procedures in the documentation.

CDI bonus! We’re bringing in one of the country’s most respected CDI subject matter experts to provide insights and analysis. Joining us for this webcast is Dr. Erica Remer, founder and President of Erica Remer, MD, and the co-host of Talk Ten Tuesdays. Dr. Remer provides critical CDI and clinical context to make sure you understand what all the changes mean and what you need to do before Oct. 1. PLUS, the webcast will be interactive — giving you an opportunity to get expert answers to your questions.

Why This Is Relevant:

The more thoroughly you prepare for implementation of the 2025 IPPS Final Rule, the better positioned you’ll be to achieve consistently accurate coding when Oct. 1 arrives — and the greater the likelihood that you’ll receive the full legal reimbursement for services rendered. Thanks to the expert insights and analysis built into this ICD10monitor webcast, you’ll take away much more than basic knowledge of what the changes are; you’ll also gain a clear comprehension of the everyday impacts and how to make the right procedure coding decisions in the coming year.

Learning Objectives:

• Learn the new ICD-10-PCS codes and updated guidelines for FY25
• Be able to interpret changes in the PCS tables
• Understand changes to the PCS classification system
• Learn how to develop an action plan for FY25 preparation

Who Should Attend:

Inpatient coders; coding managers and directors; clinical documentation integrity (CDI) specialists; compliance officers and coordinators; HIM directors, managers and professionals; data analysts; and coding educators.