Ophthalmology Reimbursed discusses all things coding, reimbursement, auditing and education for the ophthalmic community. Since 1986, Corcoran Consulting Group has served thousands of physicians in ophthalmic and optometric practices in all 50 states.
Live from AAO: Introducing the Ophthalmology Buy and Bill Guide
Coming to you from AAO in New Orleans, Mary Pat Johnson and Rebecca Greenlaw welcome Tonya LaRue of Medical Consulting Group to introduce the new Ophthalmology Buy and Bill Guide. This complimentary online resource helps physician practices; ASCs, and hospital outpatient departments manage the process from drug acquisition through reimbursement. Learn why the guide was developed, who it’s designed for, and how its workflows, checklists, and role-specific reading maps can help your team get st...
29 Sept 2026
Innovation Beyond Drugs: Devices, Tissue Products, and ASC Reimbursement
Ophthalmology Reimbursed is celebrating one year! In this special anniversary episode, we look back at some of the conversations, industry perspectives, and reimbursement issues that shaped our first year and look ahead to what’s coming next, including an invitation to connect with the Corcoran Consulting Group team at AAO in New Orleans. Then, we wrap up our Beyond the Bundle Series by shifting the focus from drugs to devices, tissue products, and ASC reimbursement. We break down what may be...
21 Sept 2026
Beyond Pass-Through: Non-Opioid Pain Management and Alternative Drug Payment Pathways
In Episode 2 of our Summer Series, we explore non-opioid pain management products, separate reimbursement opportunities, and evolving payment methodologies affecting cataract and surgical care. (8:20) We are joined by Jill Spiegel and Anthony Francica, Field Reimbursement Directors with Ocular Therapeutix, Inc. PDF of Podcast Dextenza® Full Prescribing Information This summer, Ophthalmology Reimbursed is taking a deep dive into one of the most important and often misunderstood areas of ...
25 Jun 2026
Pass-Through Drugs 101: Understanding the Reimbursement, Compliance, and Quality Impact
In Episode 1 of our Summer Series, learn the fundamentals of pass-through status, current ophthalmic examples, coding considerations, financial implications, and how these therapies intersect with MIPS and value-based care. This summer, Ophthalmology Reimbursed is taking a deep dive into one of the most important and often misunderstood areas of ophthalmology reimbursement. Join us for our three-part podcast series: Beyond the Bundle: Understanding Separate Reimbursement for Drugs, Devi...
2 Jun 2026
What the 2026 CPT Panel Actions Mean for Ophthalmology
The CPT Editorial Panel’s February and May 2026 Summary of Actions offers an early look at where coding and reimbursement are headed, and ophthalmology is clearly part of the conversation. In this episode, our consultants break down the ophthalmology-related proposals, accepted actions, withdrawn items, and emerging Category III codes discussed by the CPT Panel. Topics include adult goniotomy coding changes, intraocular drug delivery implants, subretinal prostheses, intracapsular magnificatio...
4 May 2026
From ASCRS 2026: New Frontiers in Eye Care (Part 3) – Featuring Alcon
In Part 3 of our ASCRS 2026 series, we explore photobiomodulation and its potential role in advancing eye care. We’re joined by Traci Brackett and Joshua Anderson from Alcon, who share their insights on this emerging therapy, how it works, and where it may fit into clinical practice. From innovation to real-world application, this conversation highlights what providers should know as new technologies continue to shape the future of patient care. Contact us by calling (800) 399-6565 or visitin...
In Part 2 of our ASCRS 2026 coverage, we dive into iDose TR and the evolution of interventional glaucoma. Joined by Tom Powell and Cynthia Pointer from Glaukos, we explore what these innovations mean in practice, how they’re changing treatment approaches, and what providers should be paying attention to moving forward. Contact us by calling (800) 399-6565 or visiting CorcoranCCG.
This is Part 1 of our ASCRS series. In this episode, we are sharing key highlights and emerging trends discussed at the recent ASCRS/ASOA meeting in Washington, DC. We’re joined by Anish Kapur, who offers his perspective on what’s shaping the industry—grounded in his work with Promptly, a patient engagement platform focused on streamlining payments, collections, and patient communication through automation and AI. Contact us by calling (800) 399-6565 or visiting CorcoranCCG.
3 Mar 2026
Botulinum Toxin Billing Updates: New Coverage Rules You Can’t Ignore
As a follow up to our last podcast addressing correct billing for injectable medications, this episode focuses specifically on recent changes to coverage polices for Botulinum toxin injections. Recent instructions on coverage, frequency, sharing vials and documentation will require practices to rethink their process and pay closer attention to charting. Contact us by calling (800) 399-6565 or visiting CorcoranCCG.
4 Feb 2026
J-Codes & Drug Billing Risk: What Ophthalmic Practices Need to Understand
Drug billing continues to be a high-risk area for ophthalmology practices. In this episode, Mary Pat Johnson and Rebecca Greenlaw discuss key considerations related to ophthalmology J-codes, including modifier use, dosing accuracy, Medicare reimbursement, and how drug billing decisions can affect performance under MIPS. This practical conversation is designed to help practices reduce audit risk and strengthen compliance. Contact us by calling (800) 399-6565 or visiting CorcoranCCG.
7 Jan 2026
What's New in 2026: Webinar Highlights
Mary Pat Johnson and Rebecca Greenlaw talk about pearls from our What’s New in 2026 & How Can You Prepare for the Changes? webinar series that highlight key Medicare updates for ophthalmology practices, including an increase in ASC rates, the introduction of two conversion factors now used in calculating Medicare allowed amounts for physician services and the reduction to practice expense RVUs for many services provided in facilities. These changes reinforce the need for practices t...
8 Dec 2025
Ophthalmology Under the Microscope: RAC, TPE, and Exam Code Frequency
Get ready for a fast-moving, expert-level discussion on the compliance pressures facing ophthalmology practices right now. In this episode, our consultants break down what the government reopening means for held claims, the latest RAC audit topics targeting providers, how TPE reviews are evolving, and the rules behind how often comprehensive versus intermediate eye codes can be billed. Packed with practical guidance and red-flag insights, this episode is a must-listen for any practice focused...
6 Nov 2025
Medicare 2026: Final Rule, Claim Fixes, and Year-End Reminders
As 2025 winds down, Mary Pat Johnson and Rebecca Greenlaw unpack Humana’s claims reversal and the upcoming MIPS review deadline. They also clarify Medicare participation and opt-out options for ophthalmologists. Tune in for practical insight to keep your practice compliant and prepared for the new year! Contact us by calling (800) 399-6565 or visiting CorcoranCCG.
22 Oct 2025
AAO 2025 Recap: Reimbursement Trends and Industry Insights
Recorded live at American Academy of Ophthalmology in Orlando, Rebecca Greenlaw and Mary Pat Johnson share highlights from the meeting — from exciting new technology to pressing payer issues like Humana denials and downcoding. Hear the latest on reimbursement trends, fee schedule updates, and what to expect heading into 2026. Contact us by calling (800) 399-6565 or visiting CorcoranCCG.
7 Oct 2025
Untangling Modifier 25: What You Need to Know
In this debut episode, Mary Pat Johnson and Rebecca Greenlaw of Corcoran Consulting Group break down the complexities of Modifier 25. From Medicare’s shifting guidance to documentation pitfalls, they discuss when it applies, common mistakes, and best practices to protect compliance. Learn how to distinguish exceptions, strengthen charting, and stay ahead of evolving rules. Contact us by calling (800) 399-6565 or visiting CorcoranCCG.com
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