In 2025, HCPCS code G2211 continues to create confusion and compliance challenges for healthcare providers and organizations. Although active since 2024, its proper use remains a gray area, generating persistent concerns across coding, billing, and auditing teams.

In this timely webinar, healthcare compliance expert Toni Elhoms approaches G2211 through the lens of an auditor—providing practical insights into the latest updates, payer-specific nuances, and critical documentation requirements. Attendees will learn when and how to appropriately report G2211, how to establish and defend medical necessity, and how to identify common red flags that draw scrutiny from auditors and payers.

Whether you're responsible for coding, compliance, auditing, or billing, this session will help you protect revenue while remaining audit-ready.

Webinar Objectives

G2211 may have gone live in 2024, but for many, it is still causing confusion, coding uncertainty, and compliance headaches.  In this session, we will clarify appropriate use cases of G2211 through real-world examples and CMS guidance, break down documentation best practices that support medical necessity and defend audit scrutiny, and understand payer nuances surrounding G2211.

Webinar Agenda

• Understand the intent and updated guidelines for reporting G2211 in 2025
• Identify qualifying visit scenarios where G2211 is appropriate and defensible
• Recognize payer-specific variations in coverage and denial trends
• Apply documentation best practices to support compliance and reduce audit risk
• Evaluate the use of G2211 through the compliance auditor’s lens and implement internal checks to ensure appropriate usage

Webinar Highlights

• Discuss the intent and purpose background behind G2211
• Outline updates new in 2025 with CMS and commercial payers
• Dissect real-world case studies: appropriate vs. inappropriate usage of G2211
• Outline documentation do’s and don’ts from an auditor's compliance checklist for G2211
• Highlight top denial reasons for G2211 and how to avoid them

Who Should Attend

• Medical Coding Specialists
• Medical Billing Specialists
• Medical Auditing Specialists
• Private Practice Physicians
• Managed Care Professionals
• Operations Leadership
• Practice Administrators
• Office Managers
• Compliance Officers/Committees 
• Chief Medical Officer