Thank you AMCI. I've been reviewing your EM videos. The explanations are so easy to follow. The break down of each code set keep me engaged and I want to listen to learn more. The presentation is perfect. Thank you!
Disappointed in the mistake Sandeep made in the last scenario. Answer was 99222, 99284-25. He said 99285 and showed the answer as 99285-25. I'm sure it was just an oversight but as a student, I expect the presenters and teachers to make sure they are giving the correct information. This isn't the first time this has happened. Frustrating
THANK You for this! I have my CCA, but I have not purchased new books. I needed this refresher and the new Updates along with these clinical applications.
AMCI explanations are truly superior to any other program. I think its the way the instructors speak that makes it accessible to anyone. Specifically Ms Jay and Ms Tamika. These videos have been a lifesaver. I'm in AAPC program currently, but whenever I don't understand something I look up AMCI videos.
In the emergency department gudelines , the second guidelines say only code critical care but in the cpt book its mentioned that ED +critical care codes both may be reported on same day ,when after completion of ED services the condition of the patient changes and critical care services are provided. Please clarify this doubt
Hello, are these scenarios in the AMCI book? And if so how many scenarios do you have? And does the AMCI 2024 book have scenarios? I would like to get the book if it has these scenarios and answer keys.
Thank you for bringing this to our attention. The Course has terminated, however there is another CEUs E/M and Integumentary Course. I placed the link in the description if you are interested.
in the scenario one why its not subsequent visit as the same dr has seen the patient earlier and in your guidelines you stated that if the consultant has seen the patient earlier then hospital visit is subsequent . please expalin
In Emergency department guidelines point 3 in this video states that if OBS status, admit and discharge on same date, nursing facilities donot code ED However in scenario number 9, there is ED encounter and later patient is admitted and the answer is 99222,99284-25. Please explain....
Hello, for hospital initial and subsequent observation do we need to code discharged code if in encounter if it is mentioned the patient discharged on another date if admission and discharged on another date, should we use discharge code
It will depend on whether the documentation indicates that the patient has discharged. If a patient discharges on the same date (then you would use an admit and discharge code [if there are two encounters documented]). If the patient is admitted and discharges. Code the appropriate visit codes for the dates of service, however for the final (discharge) date of service. You would use a discharge code. I hope this helps. Make sure you tune in to part 4, we will review more and you should have more clarity.
Thank you AMCI. I've been reviewing your EM videos. The explanations are so easy to follow. The break down of each code set keep me engaged and I want to listen to learn more. The presentation is perfect. Thank you!
Thank you for your kind words! We're glad to help.
So glad you found this video helpful! Thanks for watching.
Teachable moment after teachable moments.Thank you ms jay
Thank you for watching!
Wonderful!
Let us know if part two was helpful? Did you have teachable moments?
Really helpful❤
Yes mam
Why did you omit the childbirth and telemedicine part listed in part 1
Disappointed in the mistake Sandeep made in the last scenario. Answer was 99222, 99284-25. He said 99285 and showed the answer as 99285-25. I'm sure it was just an oversight but as a student, I expect the presenters and teachers to make sure they are giving the correct information. This isn't the first time this has happened. Frustrating
Taking my CPMA soon and E/M has been so annoying for me! This really helped. I’ve been watching all of your E/M videos.
So glad to help!
@@AMCIMedicalCoding the whole drop the lowest level and chose the next one up saved me from all the confusion!
We are glad this video is helpful to you. good luck with your exam.
Thank you. I forgot how to code E/ M this video was the refresher I needed.
Glad it helped!
glad this video refresher to you.
THANK You for this! I have my CCA, but I have not purchased new books. I needed this refresher and the new Updates along with these clinical applications.
Thank you @dinaleard3271
AMCI explanations are truly superior to any other program. I think its the way the instructors speak that makes it accessible to anyone. Specifically Ms Jay and Ms Tamika. These videos have been a lifesaver. I'm in AAPC program currently, but whenever I don't understand something I look up AMCI videos.
Thank you for your kind words. We're pleased to be able to help!
Thank you for watching! So glad to hear that the videos are helpful.
Thank you AMCI . The videos are very helpful .
Glad you like them!
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really very helpful E/Mand other videos. thank you so much CHUN
You're very welcome!
So glad you found this helpful - thank you for watching!
Too helpful, plz come up with icd 10 cm topics as well.
If you check our videos, we have some content on ICD-10-CM. If you are looking for more, stayed tuned we post videos weekly.
thank you sooooooo much 🙏🙏
Thank you for watching!
Your awesome!! I can’t wait till part 3
Coming soon!
very very helpfull .great work .thank you so much
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you mam
Thank you for watching!
Good refresher course,
Glad you think so!
Thank you! 💖
You’re welcome 😊
Superb video ❤
Thanks 🤗
So glad you found it helpful - thank you for watching!
In the emergency department gudelines , the second guidelines say only code critical care but in the cpt book its mentioned that ED +critical care codes both may be reported on same day ,when after completion of ED services the condition of the patient changes and critical care services are provided.
Please clarify this doubt
For clarification, please reach out to AMCI Customer Support.
Hello, are these scenarios in the AMCI book? And if so how many scenarios do you have? And does the AMCI 2024 book have scenarios? I would like to get the book if it has these scenarios and answer keys.
THIS MAKES IT SO MUCH EASY MARY ZIMMERMAN
Thank you AMCI for the E/M content! I went to enroll for CEUs but the link seems to be broken as it says page not found.
Thank you for bringing this to our attention. The Course has terminated, however there is another CEUs E/M and Integumentary Course. I placed the link in the description if you are interested.
Thank you for watching!
Plz could you post part 3 of E and M TOMORROW IT WILL BE HELPFUL A LOT
It premiers on Friday: ua-cam.com/video/tCgLBwD362g/v-deo.html Please go like the video, and bring all of your friends. Thank you
For the last question, was the answer C 99222, 99284-25?
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in the scenario one why its not subsequent visit as the same dr has seen the patient earlier and in your guidelines you stated that if the consultant has seen the patient earlier then hospital visit is subsequent . please expalin
In Emergency department guidelines point 3 in this video states that if OBS status, admit and discharge on same date, nursing facilities donot code ED
However in scenario number 9, there is ED encounter and later patient is admitted and the answer is 99222,99284-25.
Please explain....
Hi @fatemabhadsorawala446, for further explanation please contact AMCI Customer Service.
Do you giving any training for cdip
At this time just CCS & CPC.
Hello, for hospital initial and subsequent observation do we need to code discharged code if in encounter if it is mentioned the patient discharged on another date if admission and discharged on another date, should we use discharge code
It will depend on whether the documentation indicates that the patient has discharged. If a patient discharges on the same date (then you would use an admit and discharge code [if there are two encounters documented]). If the patient is admitted and discharges. Code the appropriate visit codes for the dates of service, however for the final (discharge) date of service. You would use a discharge code. I hope this helps. Make sure you tune in to part 4, we will review more and you should have more clarity.
Do you share your presentation to follow up as you go along with your teaching?
Yes we do! Check us out at amcicoding.com
If document not mentioned new or established patient which one we prefer
Pls tell me
Always established. @@praveenkumargaddam935
It is a very helpful video. Explained very well. Can you explain the scenario 4 part two
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Where can I find a AMCI PDR chart?
Please check out the description box for contact information regarding the AMCI PDR chart.
hello mam, could not find the MDM handout link please do share here ... thankyou!
Head to amcicoding.com/contact and submit your question so our team can assist you better.
Hi is the a pdf for the pdr chart
A