The adoption of ICD-10 represents both a regulatory mandate and
a call for transformation. With a compliance deadline of October 1, 2014, the transition to ICD-10 is
highly complex and can lead to significant changes in people,
processes, and technology.
This program provides an
overview of the requirements from experts in the field as well as
lessons learned from current ICD-10 conversion projects. The
following segments also highlight leading practices to enable
efficient and effective conversion and potential process
improvements through effective ICD-10 implementation.
We would like to extend a special thank you to the
generous sponsors who made videoing the ICD-10
program possible: Avior Computing, Blue Cross Blue Shield of
Massachusetts, Boston Medical Center HealthNet Plan, Massachusetts
General Physicians Organization, MindLeaf Technologies, Inc.
1) Introduction
Kerry
Ann Hayon, Massachusetts Medical Society
2) Best Practice
Approaches to a Successful ICD-10 Implementation
Kirk
Kamien, KPMG Regulatory Compliance
3) What ICD-10 Means to Your Operations;
Key Things to Think About As You Get Started
Mathilde
Leary, KPMG Healthcare Advisory Services
4) ICD-10 in
Today's Healthcare Environment; Opportunities for Healthcare Organizations
Susan
Davis, KPMG Healthcare Advisory Services
5) KPMG Q&A
6) Key Challenges
for Lahey Clinic
Cynthia
Trapp, Lahey Clinic Hospital, Inc.
7) BCBS MA ICD-10
Program at a Glance
Janet
O'Malley, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts
8) Southcoast
Health System's Approach to ICD-10
Bettyann
Carroll, Southcoast Health System
9) Tufts Health
Plan ICD-10 Roadmap
Patrice
Devoe, Tufts Health Plan
10) Q&A Session
Panel Discussion
- Janet O'Malley, Blue Cross Blue
Shield of Massachusetts
- Patrice Devoe, Tufts Health Plan
- Cynthia Trapp, Lahey Clinic Hospital,
Inc.
- Bettyann Carroll, Southcoast Health
System
- Moderator: Luisa Dileso, MRA, LLC
