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1 V49Q JZ H4ZX V49Q JZ H4ZX V49Q X The AAPC and Ingenix YOUR ICD-10 EXPERTS ICD-10-CM ICD-10-CM ICD-10-PCS ICD-10-PCS SUPPLEMENT

2 Two Coding Industry Leaders COMBINE TO BRING YOU COMPREHENSIVE ICD-10 TRAINING Ingenix and the AAPC have teamed up to bring you the most comprehensive ICD-10 implentation training plan available. This curriculum, developed by a team of experts led by nationally renowned ICD-10 authority Deborah Grider, CPC, CPC-I, CPC-H, CPC-P, will ensure your organization is fully prepared for the Oct. 1, 2013 implementation date. With several different avenues of delivery available to suit your needs, this training will give you all the tools you'll need for a successful and stress-free implementation. This training will provide you with: The Right Approach expert trainers will provide general and specific training on-site, in public bootcamps, online and in national and regional conferences The Right Curriculum - Specific training in proper code structure with crosswalking and mapping from ICD-9 codes to ICD-10 codes - Cross-functional team development, internal system design, business processes and compliance The Right Timing a schedule and timeframe that enables implementation with minimum disruption to clinical practice The Right Cost all the training your facility needs at a cost friendly to your budget VIew ICD-10 now with the AAPC s FREE Code Translator Tool. This easy-to-use code conversion tool allows you to convert ICD-9 codes to ICD-10 codes or vice versa CODE

3 Curriculum Initial training will begin in January 2010 with a comprehensive curriculum broken into simple, easy-to-understand tasks and processes. Our ICD-10 experts will teach the implementation process step-by-step to ensure your organization can move forward with confidence into your implementation. You'll receive a robust, executable plan in a setting most ideal for you. Don't risk your revenue the time to begin is now. Core Implementation Training The core curriculum is not an academic exercise. It provides guidance and to do steps beginning with organizing the implementation effort, developing crossfunctional teams, budgeting and policy and process changes and finishing with compliance and code-set training. Each module comes with hands-on exercises using the ICD-10-CM code sets. The curriculum will also include an introduction to ICD-10-PCS beneficial for the facility coder. This will enable any organization to systematically and cleanly make the switch to ICD-10. Upon completion, you ll have all the knowledge and resources necessary to completely and effectively transition your facilty to ICD-10. ICD-10 Code Set Compliance Outcomes Measurement Policy Development Business Processes Vendors Education and Training Plan Internal System Design Budget Development Cross-Functional Teams Impact Analysis Communication Plan Implementation Outline Comprehensive Expert Presenters Three Ways to Get Trained , option 1

4 Core Training Options COMPREHENSIVE TRAINING DONE YOUR WAY On-Site Customized Training Geared toward larger practices, clinics and health plans, this three-day training is delivered at your facility, allowing you to get the personal focus your facility deserves. It begins with an audit of your records to determine specific needs. Templates and tools will be provided on a CD along with the training manual and ICD-10 code books. You can schedule your training at a time that is convenient for you and include as many people as you wish. More than just code-set training, this comprehensive program will address everything you need to know for implementation and is crucial for everyone involved in reimbursement, from physicians and office managers to coders and billing specialists. PRICE: CALL FOR QUOTE AVAILABLE SPRING CEUs Individual Bootcamp Training Individual bootcamp trainings are for anyone and everyone involved in ICD-10 implementation. The two-day events are perfect for smaller facilities and individuals who need implementation guidance and prefer to be taught in person. The bootcamps will be held in more than 40 cities and conducted by expert ICD-10 trainers hand-selected to offer the best training available. All aspects of ICD-10 implementation will be covered. Templates and handouts will be provided along with the training manual and ICD-10 code books. PRICE: $1295 ($1095 FOR AAPC MEMBERS) AAPC local chapters receive a 10% discount AVAILABLE SPRING CEUs Distance Learning Modules Distance Learning (elearning) training will be available for those who prefer to learn on their own time and at their own pace. Using the same content as the bootcamps, these modules will cover all aspects of ICD-10 implementation organized in a logical, chronological progression. The course has 17 one-hour modules presented in a webinar format that include professional audio with sychronized presentation slides. The full manual and ICD-10 code book are included. PRICE: $1495 ($1295 FOR AAPC MEMBERS) AVAILABLE SPRING CEUs CODE

5 Supplemental Training Options SIMPLE WAYS TO GET JUST THE INFORMATION YOU NEED For Physicians/Administrators: 15-Minute Webinars A series of 15 webinars specifically geared for the physician or non-physician practitioner. These modules will be approximately fifteen (15) minutes in length and will cover issues applicable to the practitioner. These brief webinars are for doctors and practice administrators who may not need to be deep in codes but need to be prepared and have responsibility for implementation. PRICE: $295 AVAILABLE FEBRUARY CEUs For Coders: Distance Learning ICD-10-CM Code-Set Training/Webinars Distance Learning Training Designed to specifically teach the ICD-10-CM code set, including guidelines and hands-on coding scenarios. Specialty-specific distance learning code-set training will be avilable in the fall of AVAILABLE SPRING CEUs Webinars Monthly hour-long webinars on various topics relating to ICD-10 help coders on the path to implementation. These webinars will offer relevant information and action tips for the most pressing ICD-10 issues. AVAILABLE SPRING CEU For Everyone: Workshops/Conferences Workshops Half-day workshops will be available in 2011 and 2012 covering specific areas of implementation. The workshops will help you progress through implementation benchmarks and become knowledgeable about the new CM codes and structure. They will be held in over 50 cities throughout the country and will be given by ICD-10 experts. AVAILABLE 2011 National Conferences Beginning with the 2010 Nashville National Conference, the AAPC will offer national conference education sessions in the four years leading up to implementation, with the number of sessions increasing each year. These sessions will address the most up-to-date information related to ICD-10 and will help you progress through the steps to implementation. Go to to learn more. ANNUALLY Regional Conferences In 2013, the AAPC will host eight Regional Conferences throughout the country to help make sure you are on track for the Oct. 1 implementation date. General, Health Plan and Specialty ICD-10 tracks will be available. AVAILABLE , option 1

6 Providers KNOW YOUR GOAL ICD-10 Implementation Benchmarks SHOULD BE COMPLETED BY: February 2010 March 2010 May 2010 August 2010 August 2010 Begin By: August 2010 September 2010 December 2010 September 2011 August 2012 September 2012 Begin By: October 2012 July 2013 September 2013 May 2013 Begin By: October 1, 2013 AREA OF DEVELOPMENT Organizing the Implementation Effort Develop a Communication Plan Impact Analysis Organize Cross-Functional Efforts (for medium to large practices) Budget System Design/Development (for medium to large practices) Development of Education and Training Plan Contact System Vendors Implementation Planning Business Process Analysis Phase I Education and Training Phase II Education and Training Policy Change Development Outcomes Measurement Deployment of Code by Vendors to Customers Implementation Compliance ICD-10 Implementation Tracker This online application is used to track and graphically measure the ICD-10 implementation progress of an individual or organization. The tool lists individual implementation tasks and charts their completion against a recommended completion timeline/schedule to ensure minimal disruption to an organization. All training includes access to this valuable tool. See at CODE

7 Health Plans KNOW YOUR GOAL ICD-10 Implementation Benchmarks SHOULD BE COMPLETED BY: February 2010 March 2010 April 2010 July 2010 November 2010 November 2010 December 2010 December 2010 December 2011 Begin By: October 2012 October 2012 May 2013 Begin By: October 1, 2013 AREA OF DEVELOPMENT ICD-10 Awareness Organizing the Implementation Effort Impact Assessment Budget Development of Education Plan Business Area Strategy Formulation Application Systems Strategies Vendor Strategies System Design and Development Phase II ICD-10-CM and ICD-10-PCS Training Internal Testing Deployment of Code Monitoring and Support Learn More Learn more at or , option 1

8 Ingenix 2525 Lake Park Boulevard Salt Lake City, UT Phone: , option 1 Fax: The American Academy of Professional Coders 2480 South 3850 West, Suite B Salt Lake City, UT info@aapc.com Phone: Fax: