From Confusion to Cashflow: Unlocking Missed Opportunities in Coding and Documentation

Date & Time

Wednesday, February 18, 2026 | 12:30–1:30 p.m.

Location / Format

Live Webinar: Online participation via Zoom.
Connection details will be emailed to registered attendees.

Cost

Free to attend for MAFP members.
Non-members: $50
Advance registration required.

Overview

Effective medical billing and coding are critical components of a successful family medicine practice. This interactive webinar highlights commonly mis-coded and undercoded care delivered in the primary care setting, with a focused review of Medicare preventive services and E/M coding.

Attendees will gain practical, actionable strategies that can be implemented immediately to improve documentation accuracy, coding confidence, and appropriate reimbursement. The content applies to nearly every patient encounter and addresses an area that is often unclear, with limited integrated resources available.

This session brings these concepts together into a clear, practical framework designed for real-world primary care practice.

Faculty

Samuel L. Church, MD, CPC, MPH, FAAFP

Dr. Samuel “Le” Church is a family physician in private practice in rural North Georgia and core faculty for the Northeast Georgia Family Medicine Residency. He also serves as adjunct faculty for the UGA School of Medicine and regularly precepts medical students and residents.

A past president of the Georgia Academy of Family Physicians, Dr. Church currently serves on the AAFP CPT-RUC Workgroup and the AMA CPT Editorial Panel. He is a frequent national speaker on documentation, coding, and practice management, known for practical strategies that help family medicine practices improve compliance and cash flow without increasing documentation burden.

CME Credit

The AAFP has reviewed From Confusion to Cashflow - Unlocking Missed Opportunities in Coding and Documentation and deemed it acceptable for up to 1.00 Live AAFP Prescribed credit(s). Term of Approval is from 02/18/2026 to 02/18/2026. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.

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