Join nationally known psychiatrist Dr. H. Steven Moffic for a live, candid discussion about the mental health system—and how clinical and coding professionals can navigate the changes. From funding cuts to documentation complexities, bring your questions to this timely open forum.

Vaccine policies, billing rules, and compliance risks are changing fast! How will your organization adapt? Join John K. Hall, MD, JD, MBA, FCLM, FRCPC, for a critical Q&A on navigating new Medicare mandates, coding updates, and legal challenges in vaccination programs. Get expert answers on billing, compliance, outbreak risks, and operational strategies to protect your facility and patients. . Join us live and bring your questions to the table.

Recent policy changes are creating uncertainty around coverage for gender-affirming care, HIV prevention, and related services—raising critical questions for providers, coders, and revenue cycle professionals. Join expert Penny Jefferson for an Open Door Forum focused on the practical impacts of these changes, from coding and documentation to workflow and mental health considerations. Bring your questions and be part of this important discussion.

AI is transforming the landscape of medical coding, raising big questions about accuracy, compliance, and the future role of human coders—especially in areas like surgical documentation. In this live, interactive Q&A session, coding expert Chris Geiger will break down what’s real (and what’s hype) when it comes to AI, offering practical insights, real-world examples, and strategies to help professionals adapt and stay relevant. Whether you’re skeptical or curious, this is your chance to ask questions, gain clarity, and be part of the discussion. Join us live and bring your questions to the table.

Assisted suicide is legal in 11 states but remains highly controversial across the U.S., raising complex ethical, legal, and operational questions for hospitals and providers. Join this Open Door Forum to explore the implications for patient autonomy, provider participation, institutional policy, and potential for abuse, especially among vulnerable populations. We’ll also examine how this issue affects clinical decision-making, treatment planning, reimbursement, and the broader role of healthcare in end-of-life choices. Bring your questions and be a part of the conversation!

Substance abuse is everywhere. It’s a complicated diagnosis with wide-ranging implications well beyond acute care. The face of addiction continues to change so it’s important to remember not just the addict but the spectrum of extended victims and the other social determinants and legal ramifications. Join John K. Hall, MD, JD, MBA, FCLM, FRCPC, for a critical Q&A on navigating substance abuse in 2025.  Register today and be a part of the conversation!

Fraud convictions don’t just punish a few bad claims; they can wipe out years of reimbursements. Don’t wait for an audit to learn the rules. Join Frank Cohen, MPA, for a live Q&A on spotting red flags, avoiding liability, and protecting your practice. Register now and bring your questions!

Hospitals and practices are losing revenue to preventable denials caused by documentation gaps, coding issues, and missed patient communications. In this Open Door Forum, revenue cycle expert Penny Jefferson will lead a discussion on proactive denial prevention, including how AI tools can help identify risks earlier and how to reduce financial surprises for patients. Join the conversation, ask your questions, and learn how to protect your bottom line.