Superbills and other forms at your practice should also be prepared for Oct. 1, 2015. Here's how to get ready.
Melanie Endicott
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Articles by Melanie Endicott
As Oct. 1 approaches, get your physicians ready by determining how much and what kind of ICD-10 training they'll need.
In early 2015, your first tasks to prepare for ICD-10 should be reviewing your budget and effectively communicating the code set change.
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