ICD-10 Training, Planning, and Implementation

Prepare your professionals for ICD-10 CM/PCS. LarsonAllen’s team of CPAs, coders, and billing compliance professionals help health care providers identify and minimize the costs associated with the transition to ICD-10.

What’s on your mind?

January 1, 2012—mandatory compliance with the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA) Version 5010
October 1, 2013—effective date for ICD-10 medical diagnosis and procedure coding
Upgrading technology systems
Educating coders on significant expansion of codes and elevated specificity
Budgeting for the capital investments required for implementation
Revenue cycle and operational disruptions
Complying with the new coding standards
Ensuring physician documentation is sufficient
Reducing claim denials

ICD-10 medical coding services to get you started

ICD-10 transition team assessments and development plans
Timeline maps with key milestones
Physician documentation evaluations
Clinical and operational improvement
Training for professional coders, revenue cycle teams, and doctors
Financial risk assessments
Vendor determination assistance
Payer readiness assessments
Contract review and negotiation

A noticeably different experience

The transition to the International Statistical Classification of Diseases and Related Health Problems, 10th Revision (ICD-10) Clinical Modification/Procedure Coding System (CM/PCS) will greatly affect diagnosis and procedural practices. Our goal is to ensure our health care clients’ revenue cycle processes are not severely disrupted. We’ll work with your staff to determine your organization’s readiness and needs. The right training at the right time can help minimize your financial risk when ICD-10 is implemented.

Our team serves providers across the health care continuum: hospitals, health systems, academic medical centers (AMCs), physicians, medical practices, post-acute care networks, senior living providers, and home care and hospice agencies.