AMA’s interactive symposium session tested participants’ E/M IQ

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Article Overview

This piece summarizes highlights from an AMA CPT & RVBRVS 2024 Symposium session on evaluation and management (E/M) coding. It covers audience poll questions, clarifications from CPT/RUC leaders, and general comparisons between CPT guidance and Medicare policy for data review, prior authorization discussions, and split/shared services. The article is aimed at coders, billers, clinicians, and compliance teams preparing for 2024 E/M documentation and reporting updates.

Why This Topic Matters

E/M coding continues to change, and the article helps readers understand where professional society guidance and Medicare policy align or differ. It is especially useful for practices that bill E/M services and need to stay current on shared visit rules and medical decision-making concepts.

Article Sections

  1. Coding

    Overview of an interactive symposium session on E/M coding and audience polling. Introduces the main topics discussed during the presentation.

  2. How to handle discussions

    Discussion of how certain conversations are treated in the context of data review and prior authorization-related activity. Includes clarification from AMA presenters about the general policy context.

  3. Co-chairs team up on split or shared questions

    Question-and-answer discussion focused on the 2024 split/shared guidance in CPT and related Medicare policy distinctions. Addresses documentation, substantive portion concepts, and site-of-service considerations at a high level.

What You Will Learn

  • How an AMA symposium session addressed current E/M coding topics
  • What broad areas of medical decision-making were discussed
  • How split/shared service guidance is being presented for 2024
  • Where CPT guidance and Medicare policy differ on shared visits
  • What kinds of policy questions practices should review before reporting E/M services

Who Should Read This

  • Medical coders
  • Billers and revenue cycle staff
  • Compliance professionals
  • Physicians and qualified health care professionals
  • Practice administrators

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