The results will be revealed during the educational panel “ICD-10 Post Implementation Discussion” March 21. In the study, data submitted by several hospitals has been analyzed to compare the last three months of operation under ICD-9 to the first three months under ICD-10, according to a news release.
The HFMA Region 5 Dixie Institute, scheduled for March 20-23 in Nashville, Tenn., brings together chapters from Tennessee, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida and Alabama.
AppRev is a silver sponsor of the HFMA Region 5 Dixie Institute, and will also sponsor the institute’s Past President’s Dinner March 22.
“We’re looking forward to participating in another great Dixie Institute. From sponsorships to speaking, we’re proud to be a part of this comprehensive educational organization,” AppRev President and CEO Seth Avery said in a prepared statement.
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