HeyJaredSGS Scalpel Sessions
This is a podcast for gynecologic surgeons, by gynecologic surgeons—where we explore the hot topics shaping our field and pick the brains of some of the most respected leaders and innovators in gynecologic surgery.In each episode, we dive into candid conversations about the…
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Modernizing Surgical Endometriosis Codes with Dr. Ted Lee (opens the original)
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Endometriosis surgery can be among the most complex procedures performed by gynecologic surgeons, yet the systems used to code and reimburse that care don't always reflect the work. In this episode, Dr. Jasmine Tibon is joined by Dr. Ted Lee, a leader in minimally invasive gynecologic surgery and endometriosis care, to explore the challenges surrounding endometriosis coding and how they affect surgeons and patients alike. Drawing on decades of clinical experience and his involvement in coding re
Mastering Billing and Coding with Dr. Marc Toglia (opens the original)
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Physicians spend years mastering the skills needed to care for their patients, but few receive formal training in one of the most important aspects of practice: healthcare billing and coding. Dr. Jocelyn Fitzgerald is joined by Dr. Marc Toglia, a double board-certified OB/GYN and expert in physician billing and coding. Together, they discuss common coding pitfalls, the disparities in reimbursement for women's healthcare, and some strategies to help you make the most of your time in the OR.
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