Emergency Department (ED) - Facility Medical Coding

Name: Emergency Department (ED) - Facility Medical Coding
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Medical Coding : Emergency Department Coding

Created bySunitha B

Last updated 8/2020

English

What you'll learn

After completion of this course you will be able to code Emergency Department facility coding Scenarios in real time

Course content

1 section • 26 lectures • 4h 14m total length

What you will learn in this course?2:38
Learn how to code emergency department encounters for facility coding, including ED levels, physician workup, and components like history, examination, and MBM, plus infusion, injection, critical care, and ED surgeries.
Whats the difference between ED Facility and ED Professional Coding??10:55
What is Emergency department?3:31
Emergency Department - CPT Codes4:14
Key Components Of CPT codes15:53
Surgeries in Emergency Department - Simple Reapir Procedure11:26
Intermediate and Complex Repair Procedures17:43
Incision and Drainage Surgery Procedure14:27
Impacted Cerumen Surgery Procedure8:14
Identify and remove impacted cerumen in the emergency department using irrigation or instrumentation, coded as 69209 or 69210, with 50 bilateral modifier when applicable.
Removal Of Foreign body in Cornea Procedure9:07
Epistaxis Procedure19:16
Explore anterior and posterior epistaxis management in the emergency department, including simple and complex anterior control, posterior nasal balloon packing, and the associated codes.
Genitourinary Procedures11:26
Learn how emergency department genitourinary procedures, including bladder irrigation, bladder installation, and bladder ultrasound, are performed and coded, with non-indwelling and indwelling catheter placements and simple versus complicated cases.
Lumbar Puncture Procedure10:05
INFUSION and INJECTION Procedure Coding17:20
Infusion and Injection are Coded in the Emergency Department

To treat the conditions or Diseases like:
Dehydration
stomach pain
etc.

So know how these are coded go through the Videos and we should know

What did the patient receive?-i.e Infusion,push.
How was it given? - i.e Route we have to know weather it is IV, IM(INTRAMUSCULAR).
How long did it take? - i.e Duration 30 mins or 1 Hour

Everything is Explained in the Videos
INFUSION and INJECTION Procedure Coding6:10
This lecture explains infusion hydration coding in the emergency department. It details saline or dextrose fluids with electrolytes, intravenous administration timing, and intramuscular or subcutaneous injection coding with example documentation.
INFUSION and INJECTION Procedure Coding9:35
Master injection and infusion administration, including intravenous push and delivery routes (intravenous, intramuscular, intradermal, subcutaneous). Apply CPT codes with accurate start and stop timing and 30-minute gaps for repeated drugs.
INFUSION and INJECTION Procedure Coding7:42
Learn infusion and injection procedure coding in the emergency department, including when to use initial versus add-on codes and the correct sequence for infusion, push, hydration, and inhalation treatments.
ED LEVEL-1,27:46
ED LEVEL-311:14
Explains emergency department level 3 coding rules: single lab, X-ray, or EKG trigger level 3, with cases like head injury, pelvic exams, immunization encounters, and arrival mode considered.
ED LEVEL-46:33
ED LEVEL-59:35
Explain how ed facility levels are coded based on the number and type of diagnostic studies (lab, x-ray, ekg, and special studies) and patient disposition, including admissions and transfers.
ED Case study for calculation of level-1(Example-1)7:22
ED Case study for calculation of level-2(Example-2)6:49
Study an emergency department facility medical coding case on calculating level-2, featuring a 14-year-old fever patient arriving by walking, with minimal workup and Tylenol management plus return guidance.
ED Case study for calculation of level-3(Example-3)8:25
ED Case study for calculation of level-4(Example-4)8:55
ED Case study for calculation of level-5(Example-5)8:13

Requirements

Should have knowledge on ICD-10 Guidelines and CPT coding

Description

Become an ED Coder by Learning this course

This course will help you in coding the Live Medical Records Of ED Reports.

Topics covered include:

ED CPT Codes
Key Components
Surgeries
Infusion and Injection Coding
Critical Care Services
How to code the levels

An emergency department (ED), also known as an accident & emergency department (A&E), emergency room (ER), emergency ward (EW) or casualty department, is a medical treatment facility specializing in emergency medicine, the acute care of patients who present without prior appointment; either by their own means or by that of an ambulance. The emergency department is usually found in a hospital or other primary care center .

Who this course is for:

All Life Science students