Artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping healthcare—and for coding professionals, this evolution brings both opportunity and uncertainty. With AI tools now influencing how diagnoses are captured and documentation is generated, coders are left asking: Will my role still matter? Am I prepared for what’s next?

While AI promises increased speed and efficiency, it raises questions about accuracy, compliance, and the ongoing need for human oversight—especially in surgical coding. Many professionals are unsure where AI fits into their workflow or how to respond to shifting expectations. There’s also a generational divide: seasoned coders may be more skeptical, while newer professionals see AI as a natural next step.

Join us for an open Q&A-style session led by respected industry expert Chris Geiger, who brings decades of experience in clinical coding and health information. This forum will address your real-world questions about AI’s growing role in medical coding, explore practical benefits and challenges, and highlight strategies to stay relevant in a changing landscape. Whether you’re skeptical or curious, this conversation will give you the insight you need.

Why This is Relevant:

This isn’t a scripted lecture—it’s a candid conversation. Bring your questions and concerns as we discuss the current impact of AI on coding, where the technology is headed, and how professionals can adapt and thrive. You’ll leave with a clearer view of what’s hype, what’s real, and what you can do right now.

Learning Objectives:

• In this session, you’ll have the opportunity to explore questions such as:
  • Understand how AI is currently impacting medical coding workflows
  • Identify the limitations of AI—especially in surgical coding
  • Discuss compliance considerations and documentation risks
  • Explore ways coders can stay relevant and embrace change
  • Hear real-world examples and future predictions from a coding leader

  Join us to ask your questions, share your experience, and be part of this critical discussion about Ai and medical coding.

Who Should Attend:

Coders, HIM Professionals, CDI Specialists, Revenue Cycle Professionals, Auditors