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2026 AANS Neurosurgical Coding and Reimbursement: In-Person Meeting

The AANS Neurosurgical Coding & Reimbursement In-Person course trains clinical, professional, and administrative staff to understand the impact of quality reporting and deliver the most up-to-date ICD-10 and CPT coding specific to neurosurgical practices. Through collaborative training and experience, attendees learn to accurately apply and assign CPT codes for common neurosurgical procedures. Attendees receive high quality, reliable and effective practice management content important for staying compliant with ever-changing regulations.
Live Course

Goodman Oral Board Preparation

Started in 1997 by Dr. Julius Goodman, the AANS Goodman Oral Board Preparation course simulates the examination given by the American Board of Neurological Surgery (ABNS). The next course will be held virtually on April 7-9, 2026
Live Course

2026 Virtual Neurosurgical Coding and Reimbursement

The Virtual Neurosurgical Coding and Reimbursement Course trains clinical, professional, and administrative staff to understand the impact of quality reporting and deliver the most up-to-date ICD-10 and CPT coding specific to neurosurgical practices. Through collaborative training and experience, plus live Q&A, attendees learn to accurately apply and assign CPT codes for common neurosurgical procedures. Attendees receive high quality, reliable and effective practice management content important for staying compliant with ever-changing regulations. Tap into case-based teaching with annotative operative note examples, additional visuals, and an invaluable coding workbook to bring back to your daily practice. Walk away having mastered diagnosis coding specificity and documentation language. This spring, choose from three focused tracks: Spine, Cranial and Pediatric. Register individually or bundle all three. Attendees are eligible to earn AMA PRA Category 1 credits or AAPC Medical Coding Continuing Education Units.