This 2-part webinar bundle gives you deep insights into the proper use, compliance risks, and revenue potential of CPT 99211 and G2211.

Staying compliant in 2025 requires more than basic coding knowledge-it demands expert-level clarity on commonly misunderstood evaluation and complexity codes. This 2-part webinar bundle is designed to help medical coders, billers, compliance officers, and providers confidently navigate the complexities of CPT 99211 and the evolving landscape of G2211.

In Part 1, you’ll uncover how to appropriately use CPT Code 99211 without triggering audits or denials. Learn what qualifies as billable, who can perform the service, and how to document it accurately-especially under Medicare rules.

In Part 2, we explore the long-awaited G2211 code, recently approved for broader use. But with opportunity comes risk. You'll gain clarity on when to apply G2211, what documentation is needed, how it ties into complexity-based visits, and where the compliance traps lie.

Whether you’re working in a small practice or a large healthcare organization, this bundle ensures you’re ready to maximize reimbursement without compromising compliance.

Session  1 - Appropriate Use of CPT Code 99211 in 2025 - Pre-Recorded Webinar

Session 2 - Is the Risk Worth the Reward? Navigating Compliance for Reporting G2211 in 2025 - August 27, 2025 At 1 PM ET

Webinar Objectives

  • Overview of CPT Code 99211 and its correct use in 2025

  • Medicare rules and documentation for CPT 99211

  • Understanding scope of services and who can perform them

  • Deep dive into HCPCS code G2211 and its intent

  • When G2211 is appropriate—and when it’s not

  • How to document complexity to support G2211 usage

  • Risks of misuse: payer scrutiny and audit flags

  • Real-world billing scenarios and compliance guidance


Webinar Agenda

  • Step-by-step walkthroughs of CPT 99211 & G2211

  • Up-to-date 2025 coding guidance and CMS expectations

  • Practical billing do’s and don’ts

  • Downloadable reference materials

  • Clear documentation standards explained

  • Tools to reduce denials and improve claim accuracy


Who Should Attend?

  • Medical coders & billers

  • Compliance officers

  • Physicians and NPPs

  • Revenue cycle professionals

  • Clinic administrators

  • EHR documentation & audit teams

  • Practice managers

  • Anyone responsible for Medicare billing and coding