ICD10monitor October 23, 2023
Angela Comfort, MBA, RHIA, CDIP, CCS, CCS-P

Initially seen as a temporary solution in response to the pandemic, telehealth has proven its value and is clearly here to stay. But with this new mode of healthcare delivery comes a slew of challenges, especially for our coding professionals.

When it comes to coding for telehealth, there are key differences compared to traditional in-person visits. First, there’s the matter of service type. Telehealth can range from real-time audio-visual consultations to asynchronous “store-and-forward” methods. Each of these service types has its own set of specific codes, and the guidelines for their usage are continually evolving. This means coders must stay updated, now more than ever, to ensure they’re capturing services accurately.

But the nuances don’t stop there.

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