Florida CE · Documentation & Coding

Documentation CE, from one practicing DC to another.

Three hours of evidence-based Documentation and Coding CE for Florida chiropractors, built around the standards and coding rules that actually hold up on review. Launching soon.

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What's coming

Three hours of Documentation and Coding CE for the 2026–2028 Florida biennium. Pending approval by the Florida Board of Chiropractic Medicine.

3
CE Hours

6
Guideline Sources

30
Quiz Questions

Here's the problem this course solves. A claim comes back denied. A carrier requests your records. A chart you thought was clean suddenly has to defend itself on paper. The care was fine. The documentation didn't carry the weight.

Most Documentation and Coding CE on the market is generic, outdated, or repackaged wellness content. This course is different. Every teaching point is anchored to current clinical guidelines (CCGPP, NASS, ACR Appropriateness Criteria, ACP, and NICE) and current CMS coding standards.

Built by a practicing Florida chiropractor who also does peer review work, so the course reflects what works in the flow of a real practice and what actually matters when records get examined. No marketing, no practice-building, no theory without application.

Counts toward your Florida biennium. All 3 hours apply to the mandatory 6-hour Documentation and Coding category (64B2-13.004, F.A.C.) once approved. Half of your biennium requirement, cleared in one course.

A look at the curriculum

Three one-hour segments covering the documentation and coding standards that actually hold up on audit.

Part 1 · 1 Hour

Foundations & Diagnosis

Medical necessity, ODI and NDI outcome measures, imaging guardrails per ACR, Whiplash grading, ICD-10 selection that holds up in PI cases, and the red flags that require escalation.

Part 2 · 1 Hour

Treatment & Documentation

Passive-to-active progression, SOAP notes tied to functional outcomes, CPT selection (98940–98942, 97140, 97110, 97530), the CMS 8-minute rule, the -59 modifier, and re-evaluation vs E/M coding.

Part 3 · 1 Hour

Pitfalls & Case Studies

Documentation and coding errors that commonly trigger payer review, gap-in-care handling, three real-pattern clinical cases, and a full chart walk-through where appropriate care still lost $4,200 because the chart didn't match the codes.