2020 AANS Managing Coding & Reimbursement Challenges in Neurosurgery

The 2020 AANS Managing Coding & Reimbursement Challenges in Neurosurgery course has been serving the neurosurgical community for more than 20 years. It provides a valuable coding and reimbursement education that is unique in neurosurgery. The course is instructed by a faculty of physician experts and coding consultants who are leaders in code development, revision and valuation of CPT.

This three-day, live event will discuss:
Neurosurgical CPT coding
How documentation impacts the coding process
Healthcare data and reimbursement
KZA/AANS Neurosurgery Workshop Dates at a Glance
Register now and stay up-to-date on policy changes before payments are disrupted.
2022 AANS Managing Coding & Reimbursement Challenges in Neurosurgery Courses
May 19-21, 2022
Virtual
*call +1 412-553-5226 and mention the AANS course for special pricing.
September 15-17, 2022
Virtual
*call +1 412-553-5226 and mention the AANS course for special pricing.
February 4-6, 2022
Las Vegas
*call +1 713-978-7400 and mention the AANS course for special pricing.
May 19-21, 2022
Virtual
*call +1 412-553-5226 and mention the AANS course for special pricing.
September 15-17, 2022
Virtual
*call +1 412-553-5226 and mention the AANS course for special pricing.
Meet Your Instructors
Paula O’Reilly, CPC
Alicia M. Rodriguez
Wayne Gluf, MD
Irene Jumawan
Todd Patrick, MD
R. Brandt Halbach
Susan Mawyer Manager
Bradley Melone, MD
Kristi Kemick
Deb Messinger
Jene Skelly
Ron Warnick, MD
Mitchel S. Berger, MD
Clarence B. Watridge, MD, FACS
Eldan Eichbaum, MD
John J. McCloskey, MD
James D. Keil, MBA
Penny Neece
Oisin R. O’Neill, MD, FRCSI
Tara Dry, CPC
Phyllis B Paige, CPC, CPC-I
Carl Sartorius, MD
Benjamin Ling
Neuroendovascular Coding & Reimbursement Workshops
Anne Hunsicker, CPC, PCS
Evaluation & Management 2.0
2021 E/M Guidelines for Neurosurgery
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Virtual Meeting
The Course
This live three-hour course analyzes the 2021 CPT E/M guidelines and presents them in the distilled understandable format that is KZA’s signature.
Building on what providers are currently doing, the restructured elements of medical decision making (MDM) are broken down and thoroughly explained.
By limiting enrollment and allowing for Q&A, participants will have the opportunity to confirm their understanding and leave empowered with a “To Do List” for successful transition.