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| States allowing online courses are: Minnesota: All hours ~~ Michigan: up to 6 hours ~~ Ohio: Category 3 only Illinois: UP to 60 Formal Hours & up to 90 Informal hours ~~ Missouri: All hours ~~ Indiana: none ~~ wisconsin: none |
| How Does It Work? When you register for an online course, you will be sent an email with a link directly to the seminar. When you click the link you will go to our online seminar system. A box will pop up to set up the system to play on your computer. It will then start playing immediately. You will need to turn up your speakers, then sit back and watch the seminar as if you were in the classroom. **For Ohio or Illinois Informal Program the link will go directly to the page with the online seminar. The seminar will start playing immediately. What Do I Need? Computer with internet access Speakers Can I Stop Watching At Any Time? Yes. You can watch a couple of hours, close the seminar and treat patients, then go back and continue. You can do this by either pausing the program if you'll be gone just a little while, or exit the program completely. If you exit the program completely, make note of where the progress bar at the bottom of the viewing area is when you leave. To return, you'll need to click the link in your email again, then slide the progress bar to where you left off. How Do I Get My Credits For The Seminar? Our system logs the times you are actually participating in the seminar. Any time that you end the seminar, a page will come up and ask if you are finished attending, or planning on returning later. When you indicate that you are finished, We will get your times and send your attendance letter to your email address.**For Ohio or Illinois Informal program, you will need to click the appropriate button on the webpage of the seminar. Do I Have To Take The Class Immediately After Registering? No, You have up to 30 days to take the class from the time you register. What If I Have A Problem? You can contact us by phone at 877-543-9084 or email at info@fettermanevents.com |
| Documentation & Medicare with Risk Management: How to Get it RIGHT! - Dr. Brad Hayes 12 CE hours - $175 8 CE Hours - $150 4 CE Hours - $100 (Risk Mgmt. portion only) APPROVED FOR: Ohio - Category 3, Illinois - Informal (Formal coming soon) Coming Soon: Minnesota, Missouri, Michigan Documentation issues are one of the primary challenges facing the practicing doctor today. This program is designed to help you understand exactly what is required of your documentation and teach you exactly how to get it done in a clear, concise and very easy method. The morning after the seminar, you will have a whole new perspective regarding documentation! At this seminar, you will learn what you need to document and what you don’t. You won’t be wasting time producing documentation that does not say anything. You will understand how to document and how to be concise. You will also learn how to correctly document electronically. You will have the forms you need when you leave the seminar. Topics Covered Include: ►Documentation: What is necessary? What are the standards? Why claims are flagged and what to do about it Implementing a great documentation program that makes your job easier ►How to Document a claim Secret tips Documentation mistakes that wave a red flag to an insurer to cut your claim ►Medicare: How to document to avoid audits Find out exactly what is expected by Medicare ►Documentation for the typical patient Documentation triggers you must know to get your file documented correctly What your documentation must have in it to pass audits Documenting the ICD and CPT code in the file ►From History to Dismissal History requirements Examination Findings Treatment plans Re-exam and Re-xray Progress notes Communicating with insurers Medical necessity ►Much More! |
| Online Chiropractic Seminars |
Available Online Programs
Documentation & Medicare - 12 hours or 8 hours
Documentation: Risk Management - 4 hours
Nutrition - 12 hours, 8 hours or 4 hours (available 5/15/09)
Pediatric NeuroImmunology - 12 hours, 8 hours or 4 hours (available
5/15/09)
Complete set of notes are included and available for you to download for
each program when you register!
Scroll down for details on the seminars
Documentation & Medicare - 12 hours or 8 hours
Documentation: Risk Management - 4 hours
Nutrition - 12 hours, 8 hours or 4 hours (available 5/15/09)
Pediatric NeuroImmunology - 12 hours, 8 hours or 4 hours (available
5/15/09)
Complete set of notes are included and available for you to download for
each program when you register!
Scroll down for details on the seminars
| Nutrition - Dr. Jim Gerber 12 CE hours - $175 8 CE hours - $150 4 CE hours - $100 APPROVED FOR: Ohio, Category 3 Illinois - Informal (Formal Coming Soon) COMING SOON TO: Minnesota, Missouri, Michigan This course will cover several major categories of vitamins, minerals and metals. Micronutrient topics will be grouped into physiological or organ system themes. Selected laboratory tests and physical exam procedures will be discussed as they relate to assessing micronutrient adequacy. |
| Pediatric NeuroImmunology - Dr. Fred Clary 12 CE hours - $175 8 CE hours - $150 4 CE hours - $100 APPROVED FOR: Ohio, Category 3 Illinois - Informal (Formal Coming Soon) COMING SOON TO: Minnesota, Missouri, Michigan Join us for a very informative class on the pediatric immune system. You will see the modern research on vaccinations, how they affect the immune system and CNS. You will learn the best techniques and treatments for patients who have been vaccinated to stabilize the vertebral subluxation complex in them. This class in an eye opener on the reality of the effects our social environment is having on our patients! Dr. Clary will provide extensive information on the pediatric immune system throughout this entire program. You will learn the new research on immunizations, what exactly happens in the body and how chiropractic adjustments can help an immunized child or adult. Learn what to look for to enhance your treatment for these patients! |