Cardiology Coding Updates 2026 Including Cardiovascular Changes

Cardiology coding is changing — and staying current has never been more important.

Join us for an engaging and practical session on Cardiology Coding Updates 2026, where we break down the latest cardiovascular changes in a simple, easy-to-understand way. This session is designed to help coders, billers, auditors, and healthcare professionals feel confident applying new guidelines in real-world scenarios.

What you’ll gain from this session:

• A clear overview of 2026 CPT®, ICD-10-CM, and HCPCS updates impacting cardiology
• Guidance on key cardiovascular changes — including diagnostic, interventional, EP, and heart failure coding
• Practical examples and case scenarios to help you code accurately the first time
• Documentation tips that support medical necessity and protect reimbursement
• Common mistakes to avoid — plus insights into denial and audit trends

Webinar Objectives

• Understand what’s new and what’s changed in cardiology coding for 2026—without feeling overwhelmed.
• Confidently code common cardiology services using real-world scenarios.
• Avoid frequent denials and audit triggers seen in cardiovascular claims.
• Strengthening documentation so coding reflects the true complexity of care.
• Apply updates immediately to reduce rework, rejections, and revenue leakage

Webinar Agenda

• 2026 updates Overview
• E/M Coding in Cardiology
• ECGs, Rhythm Monitoring and Documentation concerns
• Echocardiography and Stress Testing – Coding with confidence
• Interventional Cardiology and Device services coding
• ICD-1-CM Cardiovascular updates and Medical Necessity
• Modifiers, Edits & Common Cardiology Denials
• Interactive Q&A

Webinar Highlights

• What’s new in 2026—without the noise
• E/M coding made practical for cardiology
• ECGs, echoes, stress tests & monitoring—done right
• Avoid denials before they happen
• Clear guidance on modifiers and bundling
• Diagnosis coding that supports medical necessity
• Real-life case studies, not theory
• Practical takeaways you can use immediately

Who Should Attend

• Medical Coders & Billers
• Auditors & Compliance Professionals
• Practice Managers & Revenue Cycle Teams
• Cardiology Providers and Support Staff
• All certified and non-certified coding practice professionals.
• All RCM professionals