Home Health ICD-9/ICD-10 Alert
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Master OASIS C Coding Intricacies
Published on Wed May 26, 2010
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Diagnosis Coding And OASIS C. Wed. May 26, 1 p.m. ET. The guidance for completing M1010/M1016/M1020/M1022/M1024 has changed. Never before have procedure codes been a required OASIS item and Appendix D can be difficult to understand. Walk through the new items and receive vital clarifications from coding expert Tricia Twombly. For more information go to www.audioeducator.com/conference-Diagnosis-Coding-and-OASIS-C-260510 or call 1-866-458-2965.
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