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AHLA Deciphering Codes: Fraud & Abuse for Coders and Coding Insight for Healthcare Lawyers (Non-Members)

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    The American Health Lawyers Association, the American Academy of Professional Coders and LexisNexis are pleased to bring you Deciphering Codes: Fraud & Abuse for Coders and Coding Insights for Healthcare Lawyers. This unique publication is designed to help coders and attorneys understand and navigate the complex intersection of healthcare coding and the law. This valuable manual discusses the nuances of coding, why proper coding is essential for healthcare facilities and professionals, and the legal implications of improper coding.

    The manual begins with introductory chapters on the various sources for codes, including Current Procedural Terminology (CPT), International Classification of Diseases Ninth Revision (ICD-9), and Healthcare Common Procedural Coding System (HCPCS). This is followed by an overview of the applicable fraud & abuse statutes and regulations, including Civil Monetary Penalties Law (CMPL), the False Claims Act (FCA), the Anti-Kickback Statute (AKS), and the Stark Law. These discussions are followed by ten chapters that are dedicated to specific specialty settings in healthcare where coding is a critical element: physicians, emergency rooms, ambulatory surgery centers, critical care, radiology, pathology, evaluation and management, anesthesiology, surgery, and medicine. The importance of a detailed compliance plan for coding is discussed throughout the book, as are cases brought by federal and state governments against healthcare providers for improper coding. Also included is a searchable CD-ROM containing the full text of the manual with links to selected cases, statutes, and regulations. Don't miss out on this indispensable resource for health law attorneys, professional coders and other professionals who need to understand the nuianced world of medical coding.

    PROJECT LEADERS: Rhonda Buckholtz & Robert A. Pelaia

    EDITORS: Brad Ericson & Renee Dustman
    AUTHORS: Katherine Abel, Nicole Benjamin, Richard J. Brooderson, Rhonda Buckholtz, Gregory A. Chaires, Julie E. Chicoine, Shelly Cronin, Kerin Draak, Stephanie Ellis, Brad Ericson, Amy Fouts, Michael A. Gardner, Nate Gilmer, Deborah Grider, JoAnn M. Guerrero, Jillian Harrington, Raemarie Jimenez, Jodi Laurence, Terry Leone, Kelly Loya, Theresamarie Mantese, Jonnie Massey, Robert E. Mazer, Leslie Murphy, Gregory M. Nowakowski, Christopher A. Parrella, Abby Pendleton, Liston E. Radney III, David L. Rogers, Donna SanGiovanni, Harry R. Silver, Kevin Solinsky, Jennifer L. Weaver

    The eBook versions of this title feature links to Lexis Advance for further legal research options.

    Basics of CPT Coding
    ICD-9-CM Diagnosis Coding and Overview of ICD-10
    HCPCS Level II Codes
    Fundamentals of Fraud and Abuse Laws
    Physicians: Legal & Coding Issues
    Emergency Room: Legal & Coding Issues
    Ambulatory Surgery Centers: Legal & Coding Issues
    Critical Care: Legal & Coding Issues
    Radiology: Legal & Coding Issues
    Pathology/Laboratory: Legal & Coding Issues
    Evaluation & Management: Legal & Coding Issues
    Anesthesiology: Legal & Coding Issues
    Surgery: Legal & Coding Issues
    Medicine: Legal & Coding Issues

     


    Project Leaders: Rhonda Buckholtz & Robert A. Pelaia

    Editors: Brad Ericson & Renee Dustman

    Authors: Katherine Abel, Nicole Benjamin, Richard J. Brooderson, Rhonda Buckholtz, Gregory A. Chaires, Julie E. Chicoine, Shelly Cronin, Kerin Draak, Stephanie Ellis, Brad Ericson, Amy Fouts, Michael A. Gardner, Nate Gilmer, Deborah Grider, JoAnn M. Guerrero, Jillian Harrington, Raemarie Jimenez, Jodi Laurence, Terry Leone, Kelly Loya, Theresamarie Mantese, Jonnie Massey, Robert E. Mazer, Leslie Murphy, Gregory M. Nowakowski, Christopher A. Parrella, Abby Pendleton, Liston E. Radney III, David L. Rogers, Donna SanGiovanni, Harry R. Silver, Kevin Solinsky, Jennifer L. Weaver

    American Health Lawyers Association (AHLA)


    Leading health law to excellence through education, information, and dialogue, the American Health Lawyers Association (AHLA) is the nation's largest, nonpartisan, 501(c)(3) educational organization devoted to legal issues in the healthcare field. AHLA provides a wide variety of resources to address the issues faced by law firms, government, in-house counsel and academia and those who represent the entire spectrum of the health industry.

     

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