2027 Coding Readiness Bundle: ICD-10-CM/PCS, E&M & Telehealth Coding Updates

Avoid Denials, Strengthen Documentation, Reduce Audit Exposure & Prepare Your Team for 2027 Coding Changes.

Two live expert-led sessions. Two critical coding risk areas. One practical 2027 readiness bundle designed to help healthcare teams prepare for ICD-10-CM/PCS updates, E&M documentation, telehealth coding, CMS direction, denial prevention, and audit readiness.

FY 2027 coding changes are not just about learning new codes. They can directly affect claim accuracy, documentation expectations, medical necessity, reimbursement, payer edits, compliance review, denial risk, and audit exposure. This bundle gives healthcare coding, billing, CDI, HIM, compliance, audit, and revenue cycle teams a practical opportunity to prepare for the 2027 update cycle through two focused live sessions. Healthcare coding teams are entering another important transition period — and waiting until the changes take effect can create costly mistakes.

The FY 2027 ICD-10-CM and ICD-10-PCS updates become effective October 1, 2026. New, revised, and deleted diagnosis and procedure codes may affect inpatient and outpatient reporting, provider documentation, medical necessity, claim accuracy, MS-DRG assignment, payer edits, audit exposure, and reimbursement. At the same time, Evaluation and Management coding and telehealth services continue to remain high-risk areas for documentation accuracy, compliance, medical necessity review, modifier usage, and payer scrutiny. CMS continues to focus heavily on payment integrity, documentation defensibility, value-based care, and audit preparedness.

This 2-session bundle brings together two essential 2027 coding readiness topics in one practical training package. The first session will focus on FY 2027 ICD-10-CM and ICD-10-PCS updates, helping attendees understand diagnosis and procedure code changes, PCS impact areas, documentation implications, denial risks, and preparation steps before the October 1 transition.

The second session will focus on E&M and telehealth coding, including CMS direction, documentation requirements, Medical Decision Making, time-based coding, G2211, telehealth modifiers, compliance risks, and audit readiness.

Together, these sessions provide broader preparation for healthcare organizations that want to reduce coding errors, prevent avoidable denials, strengthen documentation, and prepare teams for 2027 reimbursement and compliance expectations.

This Bundle Includes 2 Separate Live Webinar Sessions

Session 1
2027 ICD-10-CM & ICD-10-PCS Updates: Avoid Denials, Audit Exposure & Increase Reimbursements
Date: August 18, 2026
Time: 01:00 PM ET | 12:00 PM CT
Duration: 60 Minutes
Speaker: Adilakshmi Sankara, CPC, CIC, CPMA, CRC, CASCC

Session 2
2027 E&M & Telehealth CPT Coding: CMS Updates, Documentation, Compliance & Audit Readiness
Date: September 01, 2026
Time: 01:00 PM ET | 12:00 PM CT
Duration: 60 Minutes
Speaker: Chandrika Chandrashekar, CPC, CAIMC, CPMB, FIMC-HCC

Webinar Objectives

By attending this 2-session bundle, participants will be able to:

• Identify key FY 2027 ICD-10-CM diagnosis coding updates effective October 1, 2026.
• Review important ICD-10-PCS procedure coding changes and their impact on inpatient reporting.
• Understand how ICD-10 updates may affect claims, documentation, medical necessity, denials, and reimbursement.
• Recognize documentation areas that may require provider education before the new code set goes live.
• Review CMS direction impacting E&M and telehealth services.
• Apply E&M documentation, Medical Decision Making, and time-based coding concepts correctly.
• Understand the role of G2211 and longitudinal care documentation.
• Identify common coding and documentation mistakes that increase audit and denial risk.
• Review current telehealth coding, modifier, documentation, and compliance expectations.
• Prepare coding, billing, CDI, HIM, compliance, and revenue cycle teams for 2027 coding readiness.

Webinar Agenda

Session 1 Agenda
1. Overview of the FY 2027 ICD-10 Update Cycle
Key implementation dates, transition expectations, and why October 1, 2026 readiness matters.

2. ICD-10-CM Diagnosis Code Changes
Major additions, revisions, deletions, terminology changes, and diagnosis reporting considerations.

3. ICD-10-PCS Procedure Code Updates
PCS changes, inpatient coding impact, procedure classification updates, and areas requiring closer attention.

4. Documentation and Provider Education Priorities
How code changes may affect physician documentation, specificity, clinical validation, and coder queries.

5. Revenue Cycle, Denial, and Compliance Readiness
Practical steps for updating coding tools, internal policies, charge processes, audit plans, and payer-facing workflows.

6. Live Question & Answer
Opportunity for attendees to ask practical coding, documentation, and compliance-related questions.

Session 2 Agenda
1. CMS Direction and 2027 Coding Outlook
Current CMS initiatives influencing E&M, telehealth, documentation, reimbursement, and audit preparedness.

2. E&M Documentation and Medical Decision Making
How to support accurate E&M code selection through clear documentation and correct MDM application.

3. Time-Based Coding and Medical Necessity
Best practices for time-based reporting, supporting medical necessity, and avoiding common errors.

4. G2211 and Longitudinal Care Documentation
Understanding complexity-related coding concepts and documentation expectations for ongoing patient care.

5. Telehealth Coding, Modifiers, and Compliance
Current telehealth coding requirements, modifier usage, documentation standards, and compliance concerns.

6. Live Question & Answer
Opportunity for attendees to ask practical coding, documentation, and compliance-related questions.

Webinar Highlights

This 2-session bundle will provide:

• Practical review of 2027 ICD-10-CM and ICD-10-PCS updates.
• Guidance on ICD-10 changes affecting claims, denials, audits, and reimbursement.
• Explanation of PCS updates for inpatient coding, procedure reporting, and MS-DRG impact.
• Documentation priorities that may require provider education before October 1, 2026.
• Current CMS direction for E&M and telehealth services.
• E&M documentation guidance for MDM, time-based coding, and medical necessity.
• Discussion of G2211 and longitudinal care reporting.
• Telehealth coding, modifier, documentation, and compliance considerations.
• Common audit findings and denial prevention strategies.
• Practical preparation guidance for coding, billing, CDI, HIM, compliance, and revenue cycle teams.

Who Should Attend

This bundle is designed for healthcare professionals responsible for coding accuracy, documentation quality, billing compliance, revenue cycle performance, and audit readiness.

Recommended Attendees Include:

Medical Coders
Medical Billers
Inpatient Coders
Outpatient Coders
Certified Professional Coders
E&M Coders
Telehealth Billing Staff
Coding Managers
Billing Managers
Revenue Cycle Managers
CDI Specialists
HIM Professionals
Compliance Officers
Internal Auditors
Claims Review Staff
Physician Practice Managers
Hospital Coding Teams
Ambulatory Surgery Center Coding Staff
Healthcare Consultants
Provider Enrollment and Billing Support Teams
Healthcare Administrators
Clinic Managers
Medical Office Managers
Denial Management Teams
Anyone responsible for ICD-10-CM, ICD-10-PCS, E&M, telehealth, documentation, billing, coding compliance, or reimbursement accuracy

Why Your Team Should Attend Both Sessions?

The 2027 coding cycle brings multiple areas of reimbursement and compliance risk.

ICD-10-CM and ICD-10-PCS updates may affect how diagnoses and procedures are reported, how claims are processed, how inpatient cases are assigned, and how documentation supports medical necessity.

E&M and telehealth coding remain high-risk areas because documentation, MDM, time, modifier usage, medical necessity, and compliance expectations continue to be closely reviewed by payers and auditors.

When these areas are not addressed early, organizations may face:

Avoidable denials
Delayed reimbursements
Coding errors
Documentation gaps
Increased audit exposure
Medical necessity issues
Provider education challenges
Revenue cycle disruption
Compliance concerns
Inconsistent coding workflows

This bundle helps attendees prepare before problems appear in claims.

Instead of reacting after October 1, your team can begin identifying changes, updating processes, educating providers, reviewing documentation risks, and strengthening coding workflows in advance. For coders, this bundle provides practical update guidance. For billers and revenue cycle teams, it highlights denial and reimbursement risks. For CDI and HIM professionals, it identifies documentation areas requiring attention. For compliance and audit teams, it supports proactive review before errors become larger financial or regulatory problems. This is a must-attend bundle for healthcare organizations that want to enter the 2027 coding year prepared, aligned, and audit-ready.