Summary:
This collection brings together five pivotal webinars covering major updates across specialties—including G2211 compliance, orthopedics, pathology, and behavioral health. Expertise is delivered through live sessions and on-demand formats to ensure up-to-date knowledge, coding accuracy, and regulatory compliance.
Live Date - September 25, 2025
Time - 1 PM ET
Duration - 60 Mins
Speaker - Lynn M. Anderanin
This webinar provides a comprehensive overview of orthopedic coding from head to toe. Participants will gain insights into the latest CPT and ICD-10 updates, common coding pitfalls, and documentation requirements for orthopedic procedures. The session is designed to enhance coding accuracy and compliance while improving reimbursement outcomes for orthopedic practices.
Webinar Objectives
The objective of this webinar is to equip attendees with the knowledge and tools to accurately code orthopedic procedures across all anatomical regions. The session will address common challenges in coding for fractures, joint replacements, arthroscopies, and soft tissue procedures, and provide strategies for effective documentation and audit readiness.
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Speaker - Toni Elhoms
In 2025, reporting HCPCS code G2211 remains a source of confusion and compliance concern for healthcare organizations and providers. Despite being active since 2024, HCPCS code G2211 continues to present compliance headaches across the healthcare landscape. This webinar, designed from the lens of a healthcare compliance auditor, will break down the latest updates, payer nuances, and documentation requirements surrounding G2211. Attendees will gain clarity on when its use is appropriate, how to defend its medical necessity, and what red flags auditors and payers are watching for. Whether you're in coding, compliance, auditing, or billing, this webinar will help you protect revenue while staying audit ready.
Webinar Objectives
G2211 may have gone live in 2024, but for many, it is still causing confusion, coding uncertainty, and compliance headaches. In this session, we will clarify appropriate use cases of G2211 through real-world examples and CMS guidance, break down documentation best practices that support medical necessity and defend audit scrutiny, and understand payer nuances surrounding G2211.
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Speaker - Lynn M. Anderanin
The New Year is here but did we miss any coding changes that will affect the bottom line on reimbursement for 2025. We are going to discuss the changes in coding for Orthopedic procedures to include ICD-10, CPT, and telehealth. Knowing the changes will guarantee appropriate prior authorizations and claims. Without the knowledge of these changes, your practice can be losing profits. We will also take a look at the telehealth changes for 2025, which changes all of the CPT codes necessary.
Webinar Objectives
The orthopedic practice must know and understand the changes that ICD-10 and CPT have made for the current year to submit clean claims to the insurance companies for consistent and timely claims processing for reimbursement. Not applying the new codes could end up being a large amount of revenue if these are not found and corrected immediately
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Speaker - Toni Elhoms
Pathology coding and billing rules can be confusing and tedious to understand. Pathology services play a major role in the diagnosis and management of many common medical conditions. It is imperative that proper coding and billing practices be followed to ensure your organization receives appropriate reimbursement and maintains compliance with healthcare regulatory requirements. Pathology services from a billing and coding perspective fall into 4 main categories: Surgical Pathology, Cytopathology, Molecular Pathology, and Anatomic Pathology Consultations. In today’s webinar, we take a deeper dive into the current pathology coding and billing updates, discuss the proper application of the 2025 code set for pathology services, clinical documentation requirements for pathology services, and common pathology clinical documentation scenarios to code and bill for to gain real-world insights and context for the pathology billing and coding rules.
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By understanding and correctly coding for pathology services, providers can accurately represent the services they rendered, facilitate data collection and research, and support quality improvement and research efforts. Ongoing education and adherence to the regulatory requirements are crucial for maintaining accurate and compliant pathology billing processes.
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Speaker - Toni Elhoms
Each year there are significant coding updates that affect Behavioral Health billing, coding, and reimbursement. These changes can have a significant impact on behavioral health providers and organizations of all sizes. Diagnosis code changes take effect on October 1st annually and CPT code changes take effect on January 1st of each year. It is imperative that your organization understand what the behavioral health coding changes entail, the reimbursement impact, and the new clinical documentation requirements associated with these codes in 2025. Understanding the many updates is critical to reporting behavioral health services compliantly and obtaining the proper reimbursement for your organization’s services. This webinar will provide you with the latest information needed to successfully navigate Telehealth regulatory compliance in 2025, discuss strategies for maximizing reimbursement, unpack the many clinical documentation requirements, deconstruct Behavioral Health case studies, share best practice tips, and so much more.
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Navigating the complexities of Behavioral Health Telehealth coding, billing, reimbursement, and regulatory compliance can be tedious and overwhelming. The current method for reimbursing Behavioral Health Providers operates as a pay-and-chase model, meaning you get paid for services under the presumption that the Provider represented the services they rendered accurately and in accordance with various regulatory requirements. When Behavioral Health Providers bill for services, they are reimbursed on a good-faith basis with the expectation that clinical documentation supports the services reported. This pay-and-chase model creates a false sense of security for Behavioral Health Providers who mistakenly assume because they got paid for something means they are doing everything compliantly. This assumption could not be further from the truth. To make matters worse, many health insurance payers routinely implement policy changes to their Behavioral Health Telehealth service lines regarding coverage and reimbursement policies.
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Who Should Attend


Lynn Anderanin is a nationally recognized expert in orthopedic coding and compliance with over 40 years of experience. She is a Coding Compliance Manager. Lynn frequently speaks on CPT®, ICD-10, and compliance topics, specializing in orthopedic and E/M services.
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