Infusion & Injection Coding Compliance: Protect Your Reimbursement

1. Infusion & Injection Coding Compliance: 2026 CPT®, CMS, NCCI, Modifier & Drug Reporting Updates

Live Date - August 11, 2026

Time: 01:00 PM ET | 12:00 PM CT

 Duration - 60 Mins

Infusion and injection coding mistakes can quickly lead to denied claims, underpayments, compliance exposure, and audit risk. One wrong initial code, incorrect infusion hierarchy, missing time documentation, improper modifier use, or unsupported drug reporting can create serious reimbursement and compliance issues.

With the latest CPT® guidance, CMS rules, NCCI edits, HCPCS drug reporting requirements, and modifier updates continuing to impact infusion and injection billing, healthcare organizations cannot afford outdated coding practices.

This practical webinar will provide a comprehensive review of infusion and injection coding, documentation, billing, and compliance requirements. Attendees will learn how to accurately report hydration, therapeutic, prophylactic, diagnostic, and chemotherapy administration services while reducing common coding errors that trigger denials and audits.

The session will explain how to correctly apply CPT® hierarchy rules, select the appropriate initial, sequential, and concurrent infusion codes, and support time-based reporting with proper documentation. Both physician and facility billing considerations will be addressed to help participants understand how coding rules apply in different care settings.

Attendees will also gain clarity on CMS and NCCI updates, HCPCS J-codes, NDC reporting, drug reimbursement methodologies, and key modifier requirements including 59, JW, and JZ. Real-world examples and case scenarios will help participants connect the rules to practical billing and coding situations.

Whether you are responsible for coding, billing, documentation, auditing, revenue cycle, or claim submission, this webinar will help you strengthen compliance, prevent avoidable denials, and improve accuracy in infusion and injection reporting.

Webinar Highlights:

This session will cover:

• CPT® codes 96360–96549 and how they apply to infusion and injection services.
• Current coding rules for hydration, therapeutic, diagnostic, prophylactic, and chemotherapy administration.
• How to determine the correct initial service using CPT® hierarchy rules.
• Sequential and concurrent infusion reporting explained with examples.
• Time-based coding requirements and documentation expectations.
• Common billing mistakes that lead to denials, recoupments, and audit findings.
• NCCI edits and CMS guidance impacting infusion coding compliance.
• HCPCS J-code and NDC reporting considerations.
• Drug reimbursement methodologies including ASP, AWP, and AMP.
• Correct use of modifiers 59, JW, and JZ.
• Facility vs. professional billing rules and key differences.
• Practical coding examples and real-world scenarios.

2. Denials, Appeals and Prior Authorization: How to Protect Reimbursement

 Live Date - September 15, 2026

 Time: 01:00 PM ET | 12:00 PM CT

 Duration - 60 Mins

Claim denials are an important part of the revenue cycle and a reason for low reimbursements.  Too often processing denials is put on the back burner to charge processing and payment posting.  This webinar is going to look at the most common denials and give attendees valuable information on how to better manage denials so that reimbursement is not left on the table.  We will discuss methods of creating a process to ensure that timely filing limits are met and learn how tracking denials can assist in understanding changes in insurance carrier policies.

Webinar Highlights:

• Finding and understanding denial and remark codes
• Common denials and how they will need to be reconciled
• NCCI policies that create denials
• Creating a denials management process based staff and technology
• Trending denials using your practice management system
• The appeals process
• Writing an effective appeal
• Knowing what to do when an appeal is not enough

Webinar Should Attend:

Infusion and injection coding is a high-risk area because it involves multiple layers of rules: CPT® hierarchy, time-based reporting, drug coding, modifier usage, documentation support, NCCI edits, and payer-specific claim scrutiny and Reimbursement team, collectors, biller, coder, revenue cycle manager, administrator, cash poster, claims adjuster, claims manager.