ICD-10 Consulting from No World Borders

ICD-10 Consulting can help your company avoid a Train Wreck whether a health plan, health care provider, health IT firm, pharmaceutical firm, self-insured employer, DME or Medical Device firm
ICD-10 Consulting can help your company avoid a Train Wreck whether a health plan, health care provider, health IT firm, pharmaceutical firm, self-insured employer, DME or Medical Device firm

ICD-10 consulting

is now being offered by many firms but most focus on IT and training.  Our company has been doing ICD-10 advisory services since before ICD-10 was mandated.  A multi-disciplinary approach to ICD-10 is important.

Learn how your company can benefit from improved clinical documentation for ICD-10

Learn why mapping and codes are not as important as capturing the correct clinical concepts for ICD-10

Understand why ICD-10 introduces new revenue cycle management impacts and risks for health care providers

Understand why Electronic Health Record vendors alone cannot make your company compliant with ICD-10

See how ICD-10 analytics can be used to visualize risk, engage physicians and reduce ICD-10 impacts.

You can also learn from our team why ICD-10 consulting should also include ICD-10 financial impact assessments  and ICD-10 testing plans.

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Michael Arrigo

Michael is Managing Partner & CEO of No World Borders, a leading healthcare management and IT consulting firm. He serves as an expert witness in Federal and State Court and was recently ruled as an expert by a 9th Circuit Federal Judge. He serves as a patent expert witness on intellectual property disputes, both as a Technical Expert and a Damages expert. He leads a team that provides Cybersecurity best practices for healthcare clients, ICD-10 Consulting, Meaningful Use of Electronic Health Records. He advises legal teams as an expert witness in HIPAA Privacy and Security, medical coding and billing and usual and customary cost of care, the Affordable Care Act and benefits enrollment, white collar crime, False Claims Act, Anti-Kickback, Stark Law, Insurance Fraud, payor-provider disputes, and consults to venture capital and private equity firms on mHealth, Cloud Computing in Healthcare, and Software as a Service. He advises self-insured employers on cost of care and regulations. Arrigo was recently retained by the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) regarding a significant false claims act investigation. He has provided opinions on over $1 billion in health care claims and due diligence on over $8 billion in healthcare mergers and acquisitions. Education: UC Irvine - Economics and Computer Science, University of Southern California - Business, studies at Stanford Medical School - Biomedical Informatics, studies at Harvard Medical School - Bioethics. Trained in over 10 medical specialties in medical billing and coding. Trained by U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) and PTAB Judges on patent statutes, rules and case law (as a non-attorney to better advise clients on Technical and Damages aspects of patent construction and claims). Mr. Arrigo has been quoted in the Wall Street Journal, New York Times, and National Public Radio.

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