Two-Day Virtual ICD-10-CM Coding Training
Two-Day Virtual ICD-10-CM Coding Training
Wednesday, March 18, 2026 9:00 AM - Thursday, March 19, 2026 5:00 PM (EDT)
Description
Two-Day Virtual ICD-10-CM Home Health Coding Training
March 18 & 19 | 8:00 – 4:00 p.m. CT | $499
Strengthen your coding accuracy, protect reimbursement, and stay ahead of evolving PDGM payment and regulatory requirements with this comprehensive two-day intermediate home health coding training. Designed for coders and clinical documentation professionals, this course delivers a deep dive into current ICD-10-CM updates, PDGM payment methodology changes, grouper logic, and comorbidity capture expectations that directly impact Medicare reimbursement.
Participants will explore how diagnosis selection and sequencing influence clinical groupers, functional levels, comorbidity adjustments, and overall PDGM case-mix weight. The training also addresses Face-to-Face requirements, compliance risk areas, and documentation standards that support accurate coding and claim payment.
Through real-world, system-based scenarios, attendees will improve speed, accuracy, and confidence in coding complex home health cases across multiple body systems. With increasing regulatory scrutiny and continued PDGM refinement, this training equips agencies with the tools needed to safeguard revenue and remain audit-ready.
Topics Include:
- PDGM payment methodology updates and financial impact
- Clinical grouper logic and diagnosis-driven grouping errors
- Comorbidity adjustment changes and capture strategies
- ICD-10-CM updates and guideline changes
- Face-to-Face requirements and regulatory considerations
- Common home health coding challenges (sepsis, MI, diabetes, complications, wounds, and more)
- Official Coding Guidelines and sequencing rules
- Documentation and compliance risk areas affecting reimbursement
Who Should Attend:
Home Health Coders, Clinical Documentation Specialists, QA/Compliance Staff, OASIS Reviewers, Revenue Integrity Teams, and Clinical Managers involved in coding, documentation, and PDGM reimbursement.
Required Materials:
All participants must have a current ICD-10-CM coding book or access to an online coding tool. Discounted coding books are available through the McBee Post-Acute Academy.
Continuing Education:
- 14.0 Contact Hours for Nurses
- Meets criteria for 14.0 HCS-D Hours
Via Zoom
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