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Coding for First Ray Repair - Its Not That Complicated Live

Coding for First Ray Repair - Its Not That Complicated

Coding & Compliance

Presented by Jeffrey Lehrman

1 CME Credits 08/13/2026 06:00 PM EDT 60 minutes
CME Credits 1 Credits
Educator Jeffrey Lehrman
Date & Time 08/13/2026 06:00 PM EDT
Program Length 60 minutes
First ray repair is one of the most common elective procedures performed.  Typical examples of first ray repair include bunionectomy and repair of hallux limitus / hallux rigidus.  There are coding, compliance, and documentation requirements that accompany the provision of this service, and some of the coding guidelines associated with bunionectomy procedures seem counterintuitive to many surgeons.  Those who attend this session will leave knowing exactly how to code and document for these procedures with no ambiguity, no guessing, and knowing that they are relying on guidance from the appropriate source, namely the CPT® Editorial Panel.  Diagnosis coding, CPT coding, and documentation will all be discussed.