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Uncover Opportunities to Support Telehealth

Patients and providers view telehealth as the new normal for patient-provider interaction. As we responded to the pandemic, healthcare organizations had limited time to properly vet telehealth applications, identify potential security risks, and evaluate revenue cycle impacts.

Now is the time to build your knowledge of telehealth services and understand how this growing service impacts the healthcare industry.

Join us to explore health information and telehealth from three perspectives:

  1. Clinical care
  2. Cybersecurity
  3. Revenue cycle management 

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Webinar Series

Register for all three webinars: When you sign up for the webinar series of three sessions, you will benefit from a comprehensive learning experience. Earn 1 AHIMA CEU per webinar or a total of 3 CEUs for attending the series.

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Benefits and Challenges of Telehealth in Ambulatory Care

Recorded: April 21, 2021

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Cybersecurity & Compliance for Telehealth: A Guide for Secure Patient Encounters

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Revenue Recognition in Telehealth Best Practices

 

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Featured Webinar

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Revenue Recognition in Telehealth: Best Practices

1 AHIMA CEU

Build your knowledge of telehealth as we explore:

  • Understanding the history and origins of telehealth in the United States

  • Applying best practices to various forms of telehealth in the outpatient and office setting, and eligibility & documentation requirements

  • Recognizing and follow current CMS guidelines and proposed rules

  • Reviewing existing insurance payer mix reimbursement methodologies

  • Navigating the evolution of inpatient services through telehealth

  • Identifying how to connect consulting providers with patients via the telehealth platform

  • Building a collaborative approach to operationalize processes

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Speakers

Revenue Recognition in Telehealth: Best Practices

Tami Montroy, MS, RHIA, CCS

With over 20 years of experience in Health Information, Tami Montroy is an industry leader in Revenue Cycle Management. She has served in both operational as well as strategic leadership roles in large academic medical centers, pediatric hospitals, a network of physician practices, and rural hospitals across the country with a focus on facility and professional fee coding and reimbursement. Tami co-authored “Revenue Cycle Training Handbook: Sharing the Responsibility for Financial Success,” is a contributor to the AHIMA Journal, serves as co-chair for the Revenue Cycle Practice Council, and currently is the Director of Physician Coding and Reimbursement for a large academic medical center on the east coast.

Julie Welsh, CCS, CCS-P, EHMG

Julie Welsh has been involved in Professional fee coding for over 15 years as a coder, auditor, and physician educator. She has CCS & CCS-P certifications and will soon graduate with her MBA in Healthcare Administration. Julie is currently employed with United Healthcare Group’s Optum 360 division as a Profee Coding Supervisor overseeing specialty coding for a large healthcare organization client. She also served as a subject matter expert for AHIMA developing the updated version of their CCS-P certification exam. Julie lives in Ohio with her husband and 2 children and enjoys gardening, mountain biking, and kayaking in her spare time.

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