Eye services remain a prime OIG audit target—this webinar breaks down what recent audits reveal and how to reduce risk.
Eye and vision services continue to be a recurring focus for the Office of Inspector General. With significant Medicare and Medicaid dollars at stake, the OIG has repeatedly audited coding, modifier use, and diagnostic imaging tied to ophthalmology and optometry services.
In this webinar, we’ll break down recent OIG audit activity and enforcement trends affecting eye services—and what they mean for compliance programs today.
What We’ll Cover
- Why eye services remain a high-risk audit area
- Common issues identified in recent OIG audits
- Scrutiny around E/M codes 99309 and 99310
- Modifier -25, -59, and -XU risk patterns
- Audit findings related to SCODI and fundus photography
- Practical steps to improve defensibility and reduce exposure
Who Should Attend
- Compliance officers and compliance managers
- Internal and external auditors
- Revenue integrity and billing teams
- Ophthalmology and optometry leaders
- Healthcare administrators overseeing eye services
If your organization provides, bills, or audits eye services, this session will help you see risk more clearly—and take action before the OIG does.
Filling out the form will allow you to register for the webinar for free. On the next page you will then have the option to purchase an AAPC CEU for $30.
This program meets AAPC guidelines for 1.0 CEU. It can be split between Core A, COPC, CPCO and CPMA for continuing education credits. On-Demand views require successful completion of post-test for continuing education units. You will receive your CEU in a separate email after attending the live webinar or watching the on-demand recording.