Self-paced online course Β· For urologists
The Documentation for Reimbursement Challenge
Get paid for the work you already do.
Most urologists with good clinical notes are reimbursed for 70β90% of what they document. This four-session course teaches the few documentation habits that close that gap β short enough to finish between clinic days.
Good documentation is not the same as paid documentation.
Clinically, your notes are fine. The problem is that payers pay on specific words and elements, and nobody taught you which ones.
10β30%
of your work goes unpaid
That is roughly 2,400 work RVUs a year for a typical urologist β earned, documented, and never billed at the level the visit supported.
4 words
can change the code
A BPH follow-up documented as βnot at treatment goalβ supports 99214 instead of 99213 β about $36.68 per visit. Once a day, that is roughly $9,170 a year from one phrase.
Every year
the rules move again
E/M guidelines, global periods, multiple-procedure rules, payer edits. What was right in residency is not what gets paid today.
The result is a quiet, nagging feeling that money is leaking out of the practice β and that the business side keeps stealing time from patients.
We have been inside urology charts since 1989.
PRS Network has taught urology documentation, coding, and reimbursement for more than 35 years β to physicians, APPs, coders, and billers, one practice at a time. We know what a downcoded month looks like on the report, and we know exactly which sentence would have changed it.
The Challenge is that experience distilled into the handful of concepts a urologist actually needs, with the rest left out.
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Taught by
Mark Painter, CPC, CPMA and the PRS certified coding team
How the Challenge works
1
Learn
Short on-demand video lessons cover the reimbursement concepts that matter for urology β the system, multiple procedures, E/M in the global period, and urology E/M coding.
2
Apply
Real-world scenarios and self-assessments show you how each concept plays out in an actual visit note.
3
Practice and repeat
Compare your answers to the correct ones until documenting for reimbursement becomes a habit, not a checklist.
What is inside
Four focused sessions, then everything you need to keep the habit going.
Day 1
The system
Introduction and how reimbursement actually works.
Day 2
Multiple procedures
Documenting and reporting more than one procedure correctly.
Day 3
E/M in the global period
What is separately payable after surgery, and how to show it.
Day 4
Urology E/M coding
Choosing and supporting the right visit level every time.
Everything you get
2+ hours of video lessons β on demand, self-paced, watch on any device
Real-world scenario assessments and a final exam
A one-year subscription to AUA.CodingToday.com β urology CPT and ICD-10 lookup, bundling matrices, and updates, available 24/7
The PRS E/M pocket card and wall chart
Access to the PRS help desk to get all of your questions answered
Already subscribe to AUA.CodingToday.com? Your subscription is extended by one year.
What changes when the documentation matches the work
One employed urologist came into the Challenge seeing about 250 patients a month for 400β500 RVUs. After putting the documentation concepts to work she was seeing 170 patients a month for 800β1,000 RVUs β fewer visits, more credit for the care she was already giving, and a much stronger position when it came time to renegotiate her employment terms.
β Dr. Martin, urologist
The cost of leaving it alone
Under-documented visits do not just cost this yearβs revenue. They set your RVU baseline, your compensation, and your negotiating position for the next contract β and they leave your notes weaker if a payer ever audits them.
Join the Documentation for Reimbursement Challenge
Registration: $1,097, including the one-year AUA.CodingToday.com subscription. Enroll today and start immediately β the course is self-paced, so you work through it on your own schedule.
100% satisfaction guarantee. Complete every part of the Challenge, apply the techniques, and if you do not see documented improvement within 90 days, email [email protected] for a full refund.
Questions urologists ask
When can I start?
Immediately. The Challenge is a self-paced online course with no fixed start date β enroll today, log in, and begin Day 1 whenever you have 30 minutes.
Who is it for?
Urologists in private, employed, or academic practice. If you document visits and procedures, this is for you.
How much time does it take?
The core content is about two hours of video plus the scenario assessments. It is self-paced β most physicians spread it over a week or two.
I am an APP or a coder. Is there a version for me?
Yes. Urology APPs have their own course, and coders and billers have a certification track. Links are below.
Urology APPs
The Documentation, Coding & Reimbursement course built for PAs and NPs in urology.
APP Course DetailsCoders and billers
The urology coding certification track for the staff who support you.
Coder / Biller CertificationNot ready to enroll? Start with the free PRS Coding & Reimbursement Hub or the weekly Urology Coding & Reimbursement podcast.
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