There are several new CPT codes for 2024, including Category III codes for Tibial Nerve Stimulation and other changes to codes in the treatment of urinary incontinence. During this webinar, we will explore these new Category III codes and provide guidance on appropriate documentation and associated reimbursement pathways, along with how to work with Medicare and other payers when billing.

• How to document and bill a Category III code to payers, including where to go for physician payment information and how to work with the payer to obtain coverage for a service with a Category III code.
• Documentation for new patient management CPT Codes issued by Medicare as they continue to shift reimbursement to focus on long term patient relationships and preventive healthcare.
• Preview of other relevant 2024 code changes that will be discussed more in-depth during Part 2.

Mark N. Painter is a managing Partner of PRS Consulting, LLC, the CEO of PRS, LLC and the Vice President of Coding and Reimbursement Information for Physician Reimbursement Systems, Inc. (PRS). Since co-founding PRS in 1989, Mr. Painter has served as the primary coding resource for the PRS products including Hotlines, Coding Manuals and quick reference tools, the Internet based application codingtoday.com and seminars. He has lectured to a variety of groups concerned with health care reimbursement. Mr. Painter's extensive knowledge of physician reimbursement issues has allowed him to assist insurance companies, physicians and their staff members, legal counsel, actuaries, Specialty Societies and consultants on a daily basis. He has serves has an expert to legal counsel, bio device companies and pharmaceuticals. He was a co-chair of the Colorado Clean Claims Task Force, a committee of nationally known industry experts charged with the development of single payment edit database for the state. Mr. Painter is a CPMA. Mr. Painter received his B.A. from Grinnell College at Grinnell, Iowa.

Dr. Thompson is an Associate Professor at Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center. He has been in clinical practice for a total of 30 years. Dr. Thompson was in the United States Air Force practicing general obstetrics and gynecology for 3 years, followed by 20 years of general practice in Texas. He's been in academic practice at Texas Tech for 7 years doing urogyncology, and currently the residency program director. Dr. Thompson has been on the AUGS Coding and Reimbursement Committee for 6 years.