Cpt Coding Help Books
Cpt Coding Help Books
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CPT 2010 Standard Edition (Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) Standard) $11.73 Stay in compliance with CPT[registered] code changes each year and increase the accuracy of your claims submission with the AMA's official coding resource for procedural codes, rules and guidelines. This is only resource with official CPT[registered] coding rules and guidelines necessary to interpret and report medical procedures and services. It includes: a limited number of anatomical illustrations added to help you better understand CPT code applications (new); updated CPT[registered] Assistant, clinical examples in radiology newsletter and CPT[registered]; changes book citations that offer comprehensive information; summary of additions, deletions and revisions that provides a quick reference to 2009 changes without having to refer to previous editions; and, extensive index that helps you locate codes by procedure/service, organ/other anatomic site, condition, synonyms/eponyms, and abbreviations. The title features a softbound, black-and-white format. |
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Current Procedural Coding Expert 2010 $94.95 With more than 700 CPT code changes in effect for 2009, you can expect more in 2010. Turn to the resource that goes beyond basic coding- the Ingenix Current Procedural Coding Expert 2010, your CPT resource designed for a coder's daily work. Equipped with the entire CPT code set, physician practices, outpatient hospitals, and ASCs will benefit from this single, easy-to-navigate resource that arranges codes in a design known to speed coding, billing, and reimbursement. You'll also find a comprehensive listing of annual code additions/changes/deletions/reinstatements in the appendix, new code icons and notes, plus reimbursement information, and midyear changes not found in the AMA's CPT books. |
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PRG Quick Notes: CPT Procedures Coding, 1st Edition $8.99 Provides information to help in coding outpatient procedures including: Integumentary System, GI Endoscopy and Biopsy, Angioplasty, Pacemakers, Neurology, Bronchoscopy, Auditory, Abortions, Eye and Ocular, Sentinel Notes, and Thyroid. |
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Coding for Pediatrics 2011 $119.95 For beginners and advanced coders alike, this is the first place to look for pediatric-specific coding solutions. Bill accurately, get paid appropriately, and help drive quality care with the premier guidebook focused exclusively on pediatric coding. For beginners and advanced coders alike, this is the first place to look for pediatric-specific coding solutions…new and updated CPT and ICD-9-CM pediatric codes…practical recommendations, tips, and techniques…and much more. The basics and beyond — straight from AAP pediatric coding professionals; The new 2011 edition brings you chapter after chapter of must-know information, updates, and advice: Introduction to CPT and HCPCS; New CPT, ICD-9-CM, and HCPCS Codes for 2011; Evaluation and Management Documentation and Coding Guidelines and much more. |
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Understanding Procedural Coding $38.49 UNDERSTANDING PROCEDURAL CODING: A WORKTEXT, Second Edition is a comprehensive, hands-on worktext that will help your students gain confidence in procedural coding. Procedures are illustrated to clarify concepts and practice exercises are provided throughout so your students can test themselves as they progress. Used in conjunction with their CPT® and HCPCS Level II manuals, this learning resource will help your students master procedural coding for all medical specialties. UNDERSTANDING PROCEDURAL CODING: A WORKTEXT, Second Edition allows your students to answer questions right in the book, making it both a learning tool and a personalized resource. 30-day free trial of Ingenix's EncoderPro included. |
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2011 Coding Workbook for the Physician's Office $30.99 2011 CODING WORKBOOK FOR THE PHYSICIAN'S OFFICE contains coding exercises that reference sections of the CPT and ICD-9-CM coding manuals as well as exercises require HCPCS Level II codes. Condition and procedure statements in the exercises reflect the current annual editions of the coding manuals. By completing the exercises in this workbook, you will expand your medical vocabulary, improve your coding skills for the physician's office, and learn to code only what the documentation supports. 2011 CODING WORKBOOK FOR THE PHYSICIAN'S OFFICE also covers The Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) guidelines for diagnosis coding and reporting by physicians and this new edition includes an additional chapter called, "Moving from ICD-9-CM to ICD-10" to help prepare you for the upcoming shift to ICD-10-CM. Additional practice with ICD-10-CM is included within the ICD-9-CM section. You need current CPT, ICD-9-CM, and HCPCS coding manuals to complete the exercises in this workbook. |
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Current Procedural Coding Expert 2012, Compact, 1st Edition $85.45 Turn to the resource that goes beyond basic coding with the Ingenix Current Procedural Coding Expert, your CPT® coding resource designed for a coder's daily work—not the classroom. Equipped with the entire CPT code set, this easy-to-navigate resource arranges codes in a design known to speed coding, billing, and the reimbursement process. You'll also find clarification on the annual code changes and their implications, plus reimbursement information and mid-year changes not found in the American Medical Association's (AMA) CPT code books. |
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Current Procedural Coding Expert 2012, Wholesaler Version, 1st Edition $94.95 Turn to the resource that goes beyond basic coding with the Ingenix Current Procedural Coding Expert, your CPT® coding resource designed for a coder's daily work—not the classroom. Equipped with the entire CPT code set, this easy-to-navigate resource arranges codes in a design known to speed coding, billing, and the reimbursement process. You'll also find clarification on the annual code changes and their implications, plus reimbursement information and mid-year changes not found in the American Medical Association's (AMA) CPT code books. |
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2011 Coding Workbook for the Physician's Office, 1st Edition $52.99 2011 CODING WORKBOOK FOR THE PHYSICIAN'S OFFICE contains coding exercises that reference sections of the CPT and ICD-9-CM coding manuals as well as exercises require HCPCS Level II codes. Condition and procedure statements in the exercises reflect the current annual editions of the coding manuals. By completing the exercises in this workbook, you will expand your medical vocabulary, improve your coding skills for the physician's office, and learn to code only what the documentation supports. 2011 CODING WORKBOOK FOR THE PHYSICIAN'S OFFICE also covers The Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) guidelines for diagnosis coding and reporting by physicians and this new edition includes an additional chapter called, "Moving from ICD-9-CM to ICD-10" to help prepare you for the upcoming shift to ICD-10-CM. Additional practice with ICD-10-CM is included within the ICD-9-CM section. You need current CPT, ICD-9-CM, and HCPCS coding manuals to complete the exercises in this workbook. |
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Current Procedural Coding Expert 2010, Compact, 1st Edition $85.45 With more than 700 CPT code changes in effect for 2009, you can expect more in 2010. Turn to the resource that goes beyond basic coding- the Ingenix Current Procedural Coding Expert 2010, your CPT resource designed for a coder's daily work. Equipped with the entire CPT code set, physician practices, outpatient hospitals, and ASCs will benefit from this single, easy-to-navigate resource that arranges codes in a design known to speed coding, billing, and reimbursement. You'll also find a comprehensive listing of annual code additions/changes/deletions/reinstatements in the appendix, new code icons and notes, plus reimbursement information, and midyear changes not found in the AMA's CPT books. |
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Medical Office Coding $49.95 For introduction to medical assisting, health information management, and administrative medical assisting courses. The first text to integrate ICD 9 (diagnosis) and CPT (procedure) codes so that learning the material mirrors the way codes are applied in a business environment. In addition, students develop hands on practice coding real operative reports. The comprehensive textbook/workbook format encompasses basic anatomy, terminology, ICD 9 coding, CPT coding, and HCPCS coding. Features include: Examples and Rationale Embedded examples are followed by rationales which provide students with insights and alert them to discussion points. Explanation of common disease processes Followed by ICD 9 coding instructions and practice. Students get an understanding of common diseases and conditions for each body system prior to learning the CPT procedural codes. Table format of diagnoses and procedures Easy to understand. Organizes diagnoses and procedures so that students can process and remember them easily. Linking exercises in each chapter Demonstrate the importance and medical necessity for each procedure, and sharpen critical thinking and reasoning skills. Formula for Success Boxes Provide useful tips and reminders from experienced coders. They help students avoid common mishaps. This helps students with code assignment, interpretation or reimbursement issues. Comprehensive exercises and real life case studies Teach students to read physician dictation by utilizing actual operative reports that have not been condensed or paraphrased. Photographs and illustrations Visual depictions of medical procedures and disease processes. Encourage students to associate the picture with the written report in order to locate the correct code. Authors: Peg Austin and Anne Mettler Published: March 2005 ISBN: 0 13 142532 3 592 Pages |
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Principles of CPT Coding $23 No Synopsis Available |
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Principals of Cpt Coding $48.7 No Synopsis Available |
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Basic CPT/HCPCS Coding $75.32 No Synopsis Available |
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Learning to Code with CPT/HCPCS $44.95 Updated to include the new and revised CPT/HCPS codes for 2012, this comprehensive, system-based text teaches the essential CPT/HCPCS coding skills needed in medical coding and billing careers. The text provides an overview of coding guidelines on coding practice and introduces students to medical records, including how to locate information and code accurately and efficiently. The book covers symptoms, signs, diagnoses, procedures, and their CPT/HCPS codes by system, and uses actual medical records to show how to code conditions and procedures. A section explains how the coding process affects reimbursement and health services administration. Each chapter includes coding practice exercises. |