Podiatry & DME Coding focuses on the latest changes in CPT, HCPCS, and ICD-10 that directly impact how podiatry services and durable medical equipment are documented, coded, and reimbursed. With increased payer scrutiny, stricter modifier usage, and evolving documentation requirements, accurate coding and clear medical necessity are more critical than ever, especially for routine foot care, wound management, and DME items like orthotics and diabetic shoes. This training equips providers, coders, and billing teams with practical insights to reduce denials, stay compliant, and capture the full reimbursement they rightfully deserve in an increasingly complex healthcare landscape.

Webinar Objectives

1. Interpret 2026 Coding Updates Accurately

Understand the latest changes in CPT, HCPCS, and ICD-10 that impact podiatry procedures and DME billing, and how those changes affect reimbursement.

2. Apply Correct Coding for High-Volume Services

Confidently code:

• Routine and at-risk foot care
• Wound care and debridement
• Nail procedures and minor surgeries
• DME items like orthotics, diabetic shoes, and supplies

3. Strengthen Documentation to Support Medical Necessity

Translate clinical documentation into coding that meets payer expectations, especially for:

• Systemic conditions (e.g., diabetes with complications)
• Foot care eligibility
• DME justification

4. Use Modifiers with Precision

Apply modifiers (Q7, Q8, Q9, -25, -59, etc.) correctly to avoid denials and ensure proper payment.

5. Reduce Denials and Audit Risk

Identify top denial drivers in podiatry and DME and implement preventive strategies.

6. Improve Revenue Capture and Compliance

Align coding, documentation, and billing practices to maximize legitimate reimbursement while staying audit-ready.

Webinar Agenda

• 2026 Coding Landscape Overview
• Deep Dive – Podiatry Coding Updates
• Deep Dive – DME Coding & Billing
• Modifiers – Getting It Right
• Documentation & Compliance Deep Dive
• Top Denial Drivers & Prevention
• Case-Based Learning (Practical Application)

Webinar Highlights

• Podiatry Coding – Key Concepts
• DME Coding – Key Concepts
• Modifier Usage – Practical Insight
• Denial Prevention Framework
• Clinical Documentation
• Practical case studies

Who Should Attend?

• All certified and non-certified coding practice professionals.
• All RCM professionals