Webinar

Presenter: Matt Anderson

Moderator: Ken Edwards #CureMDWebinar

Application for ICD-10Jumpstart your CureMD

Agenda

CureMD’s ICD-10 Philosophy 

Introduction to CureMD’s Physician Training program 

CureMD workflow for ICD-10   

What You Need to Do for ICD-10

Q/A 

Our ICD-10 Philosophy?

Your Top Most Concern for ICD-10

Provider Trainingand Documentation

Trainingof staff

Payor & VendorReadiness

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webinar in progress: jumpstart your Application for icd-10

LIVE on phone

Clinician, medical compliance Specialist Certified Coding Instructor and medical auditor

Dr Evan Gwilliams

Physician Training ProgramPart 1: ICD-10 Fundamentals and Navigation

Fundamentals for a smooth ICD-10 transitionAugust 13 | 11AM Eastern

Part 3: How to find the right ICD-10 code?Reduce probability of coding errors and save time

August 25 | 1PM Eastern

Part 4: ICD-10 Documentation Improvement StrategiesGetting your ICD-10 documentation right

September 1 | 1PM Eastern

Part 2: ICD-10 Conventions and GuidelinesEssentials for better ICD-10 coding

August 18 | 1PM Eastern

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Live Demonstration

Here's what we covered so far

Minimal impact on patient journey and existing workflows

Patient Diagnosis Mapping: We recommend you map patients

according to your schedule

Dual Coding Facility

New Order Entry Interface

Easy Configuration of “ICD-10 Effective Date” for Third Parties

Mapping Utility for Existing Data

ICD-9 codes are present in your Custom Lists, Order Sets, Superbills etc.

For these items to function correctly after the ICD-10 effective date,

a mapping would need to be defined

Monitor Progress on Dashboard

This Utility will not be accessible once ICD-10 is activated

Dashboard Screenshot

Training Resources

Road to ICD-10 series

Wiki

ICD-10 Help Desk - (718) 684 9298 

Payor Readiness

CureMD has tested with all major payors for ICD-10 with positive

results. You should not have any problems submitting claims post Oct 1. 

Your practices do not need to monitor Payor readiness for ICD-10.

CureMD will do that for you. 

“You will only be required to code in ICD-10, regardless of payor readiness.” 

ICD-10 will affect payment schedule, medical review, auditing and coverage.Non-CureMD Billing Customers should get in touch with their payors

for more information on this. 

Important

Rollout Plan

All CureMD 10g clients will be ICD-10 ready before theend of August

The rollout has already begun and will take 4 weeks tocomplete

How to Activate ICD-10

ICD-10 will be activated on all CureMD 10g practices on October 1

If you would like to start coding earlier in ICD-10, you can request

activation after September 1 (Highly Recommended)

Once it has been activated, ICD-10 cannot be deactivated

You will not be able to access the Mapping Utility once

ICD-10 is activated

ICD-10 Activation Screenshot

What You Need to Do ?

Begin Mapping now. Mapping Utility will become unavailable once

ICD-10 is activated in your application.

Attend CureMD Physician Training Program. You can register @

www.curemd.com/Webinar/physician-icd-10-program.html

Visit CureWiki for further training videos on CureMD ICD-10 Workflow

Submit ICD-10 Activation Request as early as September 1. We

recommend you start using ICD-10 prior to October 1.

Q & A Session

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Thank you!