The document outlines a webinar hosted by CureMD, focusing on the transition to ICD-10, including training and workflow adjustments. It highlights the importance of mapping patient diagnoses, provides key information about the activation timeline, and reassures practices regarding payor readiness. Participants are encouraged to register for training sessions and begin preparing for the ICD-10 implementation before the October 1 deadline.

1. W
ebinar
Presenter: Matt Anderson
Moderator: Ken Edwards #CureMDWebinar
Application for ICD-10
Jumpstart your CureMD

2. Agenda
CureMD’s ICD-10 Philosophy
Introduction to CureMD’s Physician Training program
CureMD workflow for ICD-10
What You Need to Do for ICD-10
Q/A

3. Our ICD-10 Philosophy?

4. Your Top Most Concern for ICD-10
Provider Training
and Documentation
Training
of staff
Payor & Vendor
Readiness
0 20 40 60 80

5. webinar in progress: jumpstart your Application for icd-10
LIVE on phone
Clinician, medical compliance Specialist
Certified Coding Instructor and medical auditor
Dr Evan Gwilliams

6. Physician Training Program
Part 1: ICD-10 Fundamentals and Navigation
Fundamentals for a smooth ICD-10 transition
August 13 | 11AM Eastern
Part 3: How to find the right ICD-10 code?
Reduce probability of coding errors and save time
August 25 | 1PM Eastern
Part 4: ICD-10 Documentation Improvement Strategies
Getting your ICD-10 documentation right
September 1 | 1PM Eastern
Part 2: ICD-10 Conventions and Guidelines
Essentials for better ICD-10 coding
August 18 | 1PM Eastern

7. Register On the Spot
Please select the webinars
you would like to attend:
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8. Live Demonstration

9. Here's what we covered so far
Minimal impact on patient journey and existing workflows
Patient Diagnosis Mapping: We recommend you map patients
according to your schedule
Dual Coding Facility
New Order Entry Interface
Easy Configuration of “ICD-10 Effective Date” for Third Parties

10. Mapping Utility for Existing Data
ICD-9 codes are present in your Custom Lists, Order Sets, Superbills etc.
For these items to function correctly after the ICD-10 effective date,
a mapping would need to be defined
Monitor Progress on Dashboard
This Utility will not be accessible once ICD-10 is activated

11. Dashboard Screenshot

12. Training Resources
Road to ICD-10 series
Wiki
ICD-10 Help Desk - (718) 684 9298

13. Payor Readiness
CureMD has tested with all major payors for ICD-10 with positive
results. You should not have any problems submitting claims post Oct 1.
Your practices do not need to monitor Payor readiness for ICD-10.
CureMD will do that for you.
“You will only be required to code in ICD-10, regardless of payor readiness.”
ICD-10 will affect payment schedule, medical review, auditing and coverage.
Non-CureMD Billing Customers should get in touch with their payors
for more information on this.
Important

14. Rollout Plan
All CureMD 10g clients will be ICD-10 ready before the
end of August
The rollout has already begun and will take 4 weeks to
complete

15. How to Activate ICD-10
ICD-10 will be activated on all CureMD 10g practices on October 1
If you would like to start coding earlier in ICD-10, you can request
activation after September 1 (Highly Recommended)
Once it has been activated, ICD-10 cannot be deactivated
You will not be able to access the Mapping Utility once
ICD-10 is activated

16. ICD-10 Activation Screenshot

17. What You Need to Do ?
Begin Mapping now. Mapping Utility will become unavailable once
ICD-10 is activated in your application.
Attend CureMD Physician Training Program. You can register @
www.curemd.com/Webinar/physician-icd-10-program.html
Visit CureWiki for further training videos on CureMD ICD-10 Workflow
Submit ICD-10 Activation Request as early as September 1. We
recommend you start using ICD-10 prior to October 1.

18. Q & A Session
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19. Thank you!