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Area of Science:

Medical Coding
Healthcare Policy
Dermatology

Background:

New digital pathology CPT codes were released July 1, 2022.
Proposed Medicare physician fee schedule changes were published July 2022.
These changes are anticipated to negatively impact dermatology practices.

Approach:

Review of new digital pathology codes.
Discussion of the proposed physician fee schedule.
Presentation of the American Academy of Dermatology Association advocacy priorities.

Key Points:

Digital pathology codes effective January 1, 2023.
Potential negative financial impact of the proposed physician fee schedule on dermatology.
Key advocacy initiatives of the AADA.

Conclusions:

The AADA is actively addressing policy changes affecting dermatology.
Understanding these coding and policy updates is crucial for dermatology practices.
Advocacy efforts aim to mitigate negative impacts and support dermatologists.