Orthopedic CPT Coding Updates for 2026 introduces critical changes that will impact coding accuracy, reimbursement, and compliance for orthopedic practices. This webinar will provide a detailed review of new CPT codes, revised guidelines, and documentation requirements specific to orthopedic procedures. Attendees will learn how these updates affect coding workflows and payer policies, ensuring accurate claims submission and reduced denials.

We will cover practical strategies for implementing these changes, including staff training. The session will also highlight common coding errors and offer actionable tips to avoid compliance risks. Whether you are a coder, compliance officer, or practice manager, this program will equip you with the tools and knowledge to stay ahead of regulatory and payer changes.

By the end of the webinar, participants will understand the 2026 CPT updates, identify high-risk areas, and develop a plan for successful integration into their orthopedic coding processes.

Webinar Objectives

To provide orthopedic coding professionals with a comprehensive understanding of CPT updates for 2026 and practical strategies for accurate coding, compliance, and reimbursement.

Webinar Agenda

• Introduction & Overview of CPT Updates for 2026
• Key Changes in Orthopedic Coding
• Documentation Requirements and Compliance Risks
• Best Practices for Implementation
• Tools and Resources for Accurate Coding
• Q&A Session

Webinar Highlights

• Review new and revised CPT codes for orthopedic procedures
• Understand documentation requirements for accurate coding
• Learn strategies to prevent claim denials
• Explore compliance risks and audit triggers
• Gain insights into payer policy changes
• Discover tools and resources for coding accuracy
• Prepare your team for successful implementation
• Avoid common coding errors and penalties
• CPT 2026 code update summary
• CMS and AMA official resources

Who Should Attend

Orthopedic Coders, Coding Compliance Managers, Billing Specialists, Practice Administrators, Revenue Cycle Managers, Healthcare Auditors, Physicians and Clinical Leaders