AMA Names AI Center Leader: What It Means for CPT Coding
The AMA named DiMe founder Jennifer Goldsack to lead its new AI center. Coders and compliance teams should watch whether her mandate touches CPT policy.
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The AMA named DiMe founder Jennifer Goldsack to lead its new AI center. Coders and compliance teams should watch whether her mandate touches CPT policy.
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Maverick Medical AI’s Sept. 8 launch puts real-time physician queries at the point of care, testing how far CDI can shift left of the retrospective chart review.
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The AMA’s CPT Editorial Panel meets Sept. 17-19, 2026, in Minneapolis to weigh new lab-test codes that now demand detailed AI-validation paperwork before approval.
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CMS’s PY2024 RADV audits are underway, and a recent $2.4M settlement shows what happens when HCC codes don’t hold up. Here’s what coding teams need to know.
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CMS wants to code AI-driven lab analyses as ‘Software as a Medical Service’ instead of standard lab tests. Nearly every major pathology group opposes it.
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ACDIS and AHIMA just updated the query practice guidelines CDI programs live by — and for the first time, they spell out rules for AI-generated queries.
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CMS is asking whether the AMA’s CPT coding monopoly still serves patients. A copyright lawsuit filed weeks later raises the stakes for coding teams.
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The ICD-10 Coordination and Maintenance Committee meets Sept. 15-16, 2026 to weigh FY2028 codes for brain-computer interfaces and sepsis. Here’s what to track.
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Waystar’s Aug. 26 AltitudeAI launch bundles denial resolution and documentation review agents — here’s what it signals for medical coding teams.
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