Presented here is a collection of my free lectures I have created on CPT® and other evaluation and management scenarios. Medicare has made being a doctor nearly imposssible with their incredibly complex requirements for billing and coding. I have studied E/M for many years and have a good grasp on the rules necessary to remain in compliance by avoiding over and under billing.

While I am not a certified coding expert and all information here should be used at your own risk, I follow my own advice to submit the correct CPT® code to CMS every time. The CPT manual is an invaluable resource every physician should have on hand for review. The AMA CPT 2013 Standard Edition is the most up-to-date and authoritative publication on code descriptions. Every physician should have one for frequent review in their office or hospitalist practice.
As shown below, I have organized all my evaluation and management lectures into easy to find graphical descriptions on Pinterest . I have a Pinterest board just for my CPT® lectures and one for all my blog posts related to RVU, E/M and other practice management information. Shown below are just a small fraction of my collection. Click the respective Pin board below to find all my content related to CPT®, RVU, E/M and other practice management issues.
As shown below, I have organized all my evaluation and management lectures into easy to find graphical descriptions on Pinterest . I have a Pinterest board just for my CPT® lectures and one for all my blog posts related to RVU, E/M and other practice management information. Shown below are just a small fraction of my collection. Click the respective Pin board below to find all my content related to CPT®, RVU, E/M and other practice management issues.

