The 2027 CPT® code set contains 453 editorial changes—including 299 new codes, 74 revised codes and 80 deletions. Preparing for the new year requires much more than reviewing a list of code numbers.
Healthcare organizations must determine which changes affect their specialties, understand how revised guidelines alter code selection, update EHR and charge-capture workflows, educate providers, and distinguish CPT® reporting requirements from Medicare and commercial-payer coverage and payment policies.
This intensive two-hour boot camp brings together four high-impact specialty updates in one practical program. Each 30-minute session focuses on the changes most likely to affect day-to-day coding, documentation, charge capture, claims and reimbursement beginning January 1, 2027.
Long-established coding structures are being replaced, new procedure and classification distinctions are being introduced, and documentation that supported a service in 2026 may not be sufficient—or may lead to a different code—in 2027.
Rather than overwhelming attendees with every editorial revision, the program focuses on what changed, why it matters, where errors are most likely to occur, and what organizations should update before the new codes take effect.
Focus on the complete restructuring of unattended sleep testing, including deleted codes, channel-based and device-based classification, technical and professional reporting, home sleep apnea testing, equipment capability, documentation and payer considerations.
Focus on prostate biopsy modernization, including transrectal and transperineal approaches, targeted lesion reporting, fusion-guided and in-bore MRI/CT-guided biopsy, along with genomic, molecular, AI-supported and renal diagnostic reporting.
Focus on coronary intervention, structural heart procedures, heart failure technology, remote monitoring, cardiac device services, AI-supported cardiovascular assessment and cardiovascular diagnostics.
Focus on neuromodulation, implanted device management, high-frequency and transcutaneous spinal neuromodulation, neurostimulator services, peripheral nerve electrical stimulation, Category III reporting, coverage and audit considerations.
After completing this boot camp, attendees will be able to:
The 2027 transition will affect codes, guidelines, documentation, systems and reimbursement workflows across multiple specialties. This focused four-session boot camp will help your team understand the changes, prioritize implementation work and enter the new coding year with greater confidence.
CPT® is a registered trademark of the American Medical Association. This educational program is not affiliated with or endorsed by the AMA. Code assignment does not guarantee coverage or payment. Attendees should review applicable federal, state and payer-specific requirements. References to the CY 2027 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule and Clinical Laboratory Fee Schedule reflect CMS proposals unless and until finalized.
R. Sharma, is a seasoned healthcare professional with over 20 years of clinical and operational experience. As a registered nurse and midwife, his deep clinical foundation spans hands-on patient care, health information management, revenue cycle management, and health technology systems. He has held various leadership roles across both outpatient and inpatient settings, and was responsible for managing large-scale operations for one of the top 10 hospital groups in the United States. He brings a unique, frontline-informed perspective to discussions on healthcare delivery, operational efficiency, and technology integration.