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DermWorld Coding Consult


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Academy coding staff address important coding topics each month in DermWorld “Coding Consult.” (You can also visit the full Derm Coding Consult archive.)

Latest articles

2025 CPT coding updates

CPT coding changes you need to know about in 2025.

Coding and documentation for hyperhidrosis

Academy coding experts break down what you need to know.

2025 ICD-10-CM diagnosis coding updates

Academy coding experts break down what you need to know about the new changes.

How and when to report prolonged services

Prolonged services in dermatology are often necessary for complex cases. Academy coding experts explain how and when to report.

CMS releases 2024 first and second quarter NCCI edits

Coding experts discuss the edits and what you need to know.

Hot coding topics in 2024

Coding experts discuss hot coding topics recently heard from the field.


Most popular articles

Add-on code G2211

CMS finalizes and implements evaluation and management visit complexity HCPCS add-on code G2211.

Coding lessons learned in 2022

The Academy’s coding team takes a look at lessons learned in 2022.

ICD-10-CM diagnosis coding updates for 2024

Academy coding staff address key changes.

Is your practice ready for coding in 2023 and beyond?

Academy experts provide tips for stress-free coding and reimbursement success in 2023 and beyond.

Education on top errors with E/M coding

Academy coding experts offer up a refresher on E/M coding.

Hot coding topics from the field

Coding experts discuss payer denials, payer documentation requirements, reporting suture removal, and more.


Additional DermWorld columns

Legally Speaking

Every month, DermWorld covers legal issues in “Legally Speaking.” Read more.

Clinical Applications

Want more clinical insights? Read interviews with authors of recent studies.

Answers in Practice

Each month DermWorld tackles issues “in practice” for dermatologists. Read more.

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