Decoding the 2026 CPT® Code Changes: What You Need to Know

Decoding the 2026 CPT® Code Changes: What You Need to Know

Presented by Mary Suhr

Wednesday January 21st, 2026
10am PT / 11am MT / 12pm CT / 1pm ET

This program is scheduled for 60 minutes and is valid for 1 CHBME credit.

Member Price: $49.00
Non Member Price: $99.00

Description:
Join coding expert Mary Suhr as she summarizes the 2026 CPT® coding updates crucial to your practice's financial health. Learn about the new codes and guidelines with practical examples for CPT® coding. ?In addition, Mary will highlight the changes to remote monitoring, telemedicine, interventional radiology and other important changes coming in 2026.? 

Regardless of the specialties that you bill for, you will come away with practical knowledge and guidance to assist your staff and clients with navigating all the 2026 CPT® coding and E/M changes. 

Learning Objectives:
Course participants will be able to:

• Understand the most recent updates to the Current Procedural Terminology (CPT®) Manual. 
• Understand the associated guideline updates for CPT® coding. 
• Understand the core changes related to remote monitoring, telemedicine and more! 

Speaker Bio:
Mary Suhr is the RCM Business Operations Director at RCCS, specializing in revenue cycle performance, coding accuracy, and financial optimization. With over 20 years of experience in healthcare, she has a demonstrated ability to identify revenue opportunities and drive process improvements for hospitals and physician practices. Mary oversees revenue integrity initiatives, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards and optimizing billing and reimbursement strategies.

Prior to her current role, Mary ran her own revenue cycle consulting company, providing services for physician billing, charge reconciliation, denial analysis, and provider education. She also served as the Coding and Revenue Optimization Specialist for a large hospital system, where she implemented efficient revenue cycle workflows and strategies, recovering over $30M in missing charges for her clients.

Mary has successfully developed revenue optimization programs that have led to significant financial improvements for healthcare organizations. Her expertise in reconciliation processes and charge capture initiatives has streamlined revenue cycle efficiency, reducing revenue loss and improving cash flow. She has also played a key role in the development of strategic billing and compliance frameworks to ensure accurate reimbursement and regulatory adherence.