Issue 11: April 15, 2015

Don’t miss the remaining complimentary ICD-10 Road Map webinars coming your way monthly!

Our ICD-10 transition webinars continue. Don’t worry if you missed any of the first three, just go to the ICD-10 Resources Page on Knowledge Exchange and replay it.

The fourth webinar in our ICD-10 Road Map series, “The Physician’s Path to ICD-10 Preparedness” is scheduled for Thursday, April 30 at 4:00 p.m. EST. It features NextGen Healthcare experts Gary Wietecha, MD, Physician Director of Clinical Content, and Ana Croxton, Vice President EDI Products and Services. Both will focus on ways to encourage medical professionals to focus on the critical transition to ICD-10 and how to prepare from a physician’s perspective, and how to engage doctors about ICD-10 without affecting their focus on patient care.

It’s getting late to begin your transition. If you’re not where you need to be with your transition plan to ICD-10, you’re cutting it close! But we’re here to help.

Catch up, recalibrate, confirm. Whatever you need for a successful ICD-10 transition, you must start now. There’s no better place to start than with our new ICD-10 Road Map Webinar series. Log in to the Knowledge Exchange to register for these complimentary webinars and/or replay recent webinars. Here’s the lineup for the upcoming months:

Webinar #4: The Physician’s Path to ICD-10 Preparedness – Thursday, April 30, 2015, 4:00 p.m. EST

  • We’ll look at the ICD-10 transition from the physician’s perspective. How do you encourage medical professionals to focus on this critical change? Join Gary Wietecha, MD, as he provides insight into how to engage doctors about ICD-10 without affecting their focus on patient care. Click here to register.

Webinar #5: From a Payers Perspective; Lessons Learned and Next Steps – Thursday May 28, 2015, 4:00 p.m. EST

  • Join us and learn what free training and other resources are available and what CMS and Florida Blue are specifically doing to help physicians and providers prepare for ICD-10. Hear what Florida Blue and others have learned to date along their ICD-10 journey and how you can avoid short-term pitfalls. If you haven’t started your ICD-10 efforts, are struggling to complete them, or are simply ready for ICD-10, this session is for you.

Note: Registration info is TBD. Check back on the Knowledge Exchange under ICD-10 Links & Resources page.

Webinar #6: ICD-10 Check-in – Thursday June 25, 2015, 4:00 p.m. EST

Ask yourself these questions:

  • Do you have your financial house in order, your schedule to complete ICD-10 upgrades, and software versions updated?
  • Is your ICD-10 training progressing as you want?

If you answered “no” to any of these questions, we recommend you join NextGen Healthcare ICD-10 experts Ana Croxton and Lori Albano for needed answers regarding your ICD-1O upgrade. Note: Registration info is TBD. Check back on the Knowledge Exchange under ICD-10 Links & Resources page.

Webinar #7: CMS – Latest ICD-10 News Updates – Thursday July 30, 2015, 4:00 p.m. EST

Agenda TBD

Note: Registration info is TBD. Check back on the Knowledge Exchange under ICD-10 Links & Resources page

We’ll schedule more webinars…right up to the end: October 1, 2015. Be sure to check future issues of What’s Next for more registration information. You can also find these webinars on the Knowledge Exchange by searching “ICD-10 Road Map Webinar series.” If you missed any of them, or want to hear any of them again, archived webinars are available on the ICD-10 Resources Page on the NextGen Healthcare Knowledge Exchange.

  Take advantage of our ICD-10 resources.

And be sure to take advantage of additional ICD-10 solutions and services from NextGen Healthcare.

One more time: It’s getting late! October will be here faster than you think. You need to begin your ICD-10 transition today!

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