Description

E/M coding continues to evolve as CMS places greater emphasis on documentation accuracy, medical necessity, payment integrity, and compliance. As organizations prepare for 2027, important changes and proposed policies affecting E/M, G2211, telehealth, and maternity care require attention.

Effective January 1, 2027, maternity care coding will be restructured, with antepartum and postpartum encounters reported using appropriate E/M codes. G2211 also remains a key area of focus, including documentation requirements, appropriate use, Modifier 25 considerations, and proposed CMS changes for 2027.

This webinar will provide a practical overview of the latest CMS direction for 2027, covering E/M documentation, G2211, telehealth coding and compliance, maternity care changes, common coding errors, and strategies to improve accuracy and audit readiness.

Proposed policies will be clearly distinguished from finalized requirements.

Learning Objectives:-

• Review CMS initiatives influencing E&M and Telehealth services.
• Understand documentation requirements for accurate E&M coding.
• Apply Medical Decision Making (MDM) and time-based coding correctly.
• Recognize proper use of G2211 and other complexity-related coding concepts.
• Identify common coding and documentation errors that lead to denials.
• Review current Telehealth coding and compliance requirements.
• Improve audit readiness through documentation best practices.

Agenda:-

• CMS Direction and 2027 Coding Outlook
• E&M Documentation and Medical Decision Making
• Time-Based Coding and Medical Necessity
• G2211 and Longitudinal Care Documentation
• Telehealth Coding, Modifiers, and Compliance
• Audit Risks and Documentation Best Practices
• Live Question & Answer

Session Highlights:-

• Latest CMS direction for 2027
• E&M documentation and MDM updates
• Time-based coding and medical necessity
• G2211 and longitudinal care reporting
• Current Telehealth coding and documentation
• Common audit findings and denial prevention
• Practical compliance and documentation strategies

Who Should Attend:-

• Physicians
• Nurse Practitioners (NPs) & Physician Assistants (PAs)
• Medical Coders & Billers
• Coding Auditors & CDI Specialists
• Practice Managers & Revenue Cycle Professionals
• Compliance Officers
• Healthcare Administrators.