Payer updates are inevitable and often sneak up on us. Payer policies and coverage requirements include significant updates for 2025. The health insurance landscape is evolving rapidly in 2025, and understanding the latest payer updates is crucial to optimizing reimbursements, improving patient outcomes, and maintaining compliance. This webinar by healthcare expert Toni Elhoms, CCS, CRC, CPC, AHIMA-Approved ICD10-CM/PCS Trainer will drill down into the 2025 payer updates extensively, highlight the key differences between the various payer updates, and provide you with tangible information that can be put into action immediately.
Webinar Objectives
The payer landscape is evolving rapidly in 2025, and understanding the latest payer updates is crucial to optimizing reimbursements, improving patient outcomes, and maintaining compliance. This webinar will cover new regulations and payer policies, reimbursement strategies, technology trends, and best practices.
Webinar Agenda
- Understand the key payer updates and changes for 2025
- Navigate evolving payment methodologies for 2025
- Recall strategies to optimize revenue cycle management in 2025
- Identify ways to leverage technology for accessing payer updates
- Recall strategies for compliance and efficiency in 2025
- Recognize 2025 changes in the payer landscape
Webinar Highlights
- Introduce the key payer updates and changes for 2025
- Discuss evolving payment methodologies for 2025
- Outline strategies to optimize revenue cycle management in 2025
- Discuss ways to leverage technology for accessing payer updates
- Outline strategies for compliance and efficiency in 2025
- Review 2025 changes in the payer landscape
- Discuss best practices for navigating payer updates in 2025
Who Should Attend
- Medical Coding Specialists
- Medical Billing Specialists
- Medical Auditing Specialists
- Private Practice Physicians
- Managed Care Professionals
- Operations Leadership
- Practice Administrators
- Office Managers
- Compliance Officers/Committees
- Chief Medical Officer
- Medical Practices, Accountable Care Organizations, Medical Societies, Medical Associations
