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E&M Coding About to Change.

First, the bad news: Physicians need to take some serious time between now and Jan 1, 2021, to study changes that are coming to Medicare outpatient evaluation and management (E&M) codes - changes most private insurers likely will follow. Now the good news: The changes should reduce the amount of documentation needed with each patient.