Documentation and Patient Management Post-COVID-19 with Dr. Mario Fucinari – OnDemand – Originally Recorded June 16, 2020

Class Description

The Coronavirus pandemic has created a paradigm shift in practice requirements.  Changes to the staff training, personnel protective resources, and vital documentation needs to be updated to ensure Federal, State, and local laws and regulations. Dr. Mario Fucinari will introduce nuts and bolts methods to treat patients through proper documentation, examination, treatment, and case management.  Learn from someone who is a seasoned certified medical auditor, certified compliance officer and is one of the few instructors still in full-time practice! Dr. Fucinari will show you how to incorporate the latest developments into your practice, without giving up your chiropractic roots. Perfect for doctors, staff, students and billers.

Learning Objectives:

• Be able to define “Medical Necessity in various carriers
• Illustrate the relationship of the past medical history to the injury
• Determine Function’s Role in Insurance
• Integrate outcome assessment tools to develop treatment goals
• Learn documentation guidelines and requirements
• Establish procedures for consultation and examination essentials in the treatment plan after COVID-19 exposure to uncover Functional Loss
• Identify legal aspects of proper documentation in the Standard of Care

Hour 1

• Introduction
• Rule 22:  Legal Requirements in Chiropractic Record Keeping
• Documentation Requirements for HIPAA
• CDC Guidelines for Treatment Triage Screening
• The Opioid Epidemic and the Role of Chiropractic
• Opioid Use and Mental Health Post-Coronavirus
• Informed Consent Guidelines
• Consultation Methods to Discover Functional Loss

Hour 2

• SOAP Notes Record Keeping and the Relation to Function
• See the Components or the Evaluation and Management Services in a New Light
• Outcome Assessment Tests
• Functional Improvement with Exercises
• Documentation Guidelines for Rehabilitation
• How to Translate Your E&M Findings into ICD-10 Codes
• Questions and Answers