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Choosing and then utilizing the wrong E/M guidelines for your ED
Jul 21, 08
The 6th common mistake for revenue capture is relying solely on your EMR to capture the appropriate E/M Level.
Its output will only be as accurate as the accuracy of its initial set-up. One question to ask, does it the EMR utilize 1995 or 1997 E/M guidelines? CMS has granted an indefinite grace period that allows physicians to use either the 1995 or the 1997 versions of the guidelines.
Posted in Emergency Medicine, Physician's Practice, Whitepapers
Tagged 10 ED Mistakes, Emergency Management Guidelines
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