Chart Talk ~ Anesthesia Coding Conversations

Anesthesia Coding • Auditing • Compliance • Education

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Hi! My name is Dianne C. Moseley, CPC, CPCO, CPMA, CANPC, creator of Chart Talk ~ Anesthesia Coding Conversations. I am a healthcare professional with more than 32 years of experience in revenue cycle management and 15 years focused specifically on anesthesia coding, auditing, compliance, and education. Throughout my career, I have worked across multiple areas of the revenue cycle, giving me a broad understanding of how documentation, coding, compliance, and reimbursement work together. My passion has always been education—taking complicated coding concepts and making them easier to understand and apply in the real world. That passion is what led to the creation of Chart Talk. What began as a place to have conversations about anesthesia coding is growing into a comprehensive educational resource for anesthesia coders, auditors, educators, and compliance professionals. Chart Talk brings together practical coding guidance, anatomy-based education, documentation and compliance resources, auditing insights, quick-reference guides, educational series, and real-world discussions about the challenges we encounter every day in anesthesia coding. My goal is not simply to provide an answer to a coding question, but to encourage coders to understand why an answer is correct—by learning the anatomy, reviewing the documentation, researching authoritative guidance, and developing the confidence to make well-supported coding decisions. Welcome to Chart Talk ~ Anesthesia Coding Conversations — where we learn, question, research, and grow together.

Contact Chart Talk

Have a question about Chart Talk, an educational resource, or professional training opportunities? I would love to hear from you. Whether you are an individual coding professional or represent an organization interested in anesthesia coding, auditing, documentation, or compliance education, please feel free to reach out.

Get in Touch

Email: charttalkanesthesia@gmail.com

Professional Education & Training Inquiries

Interested in customized anesthesia coding education or training for your organization? When contacting Chart Talk, please include a brief description of your educational needs, the type of training you are interested in, and the approximate size of your audience or team. This will help us better understand your goals and discuss training options that may be appropriate for your organization.

General Questions & Educational Resources

Have a question about Chart Talk, the website, or one of our educational resources? You are welcome to reach out using the email above. Please note that Chart Talk provides educational information and resources and cannot provide patient-specific coding, billing, legal, or compliance advice.

Response Time

Thank you for contacting Chart Talk ~ Anesthesia Coding Conversations. Messages and inquiries are reviewed as availability permits. Please allow 2–3 business days for a response.

Chart Talk is an educational resource and is not intended to provide urgent coding, billing, compliance, legal, or patient-specific guidance. For time-sensitive matters, please consult the appropriate authoritative source, payer, compliance department, or other applicable resource.

A Place to Learn, Ask & Grow

Chart Talk is intended to be a welcoming, respectful, and nonjudgmental place where coding professionals can ask questions, share knowledge, and continue learning from one another. There are no “bad” questions here. Anesthesia coding is complex, guidance changes, and sometimes the best way we learn is by asking questions and having thoughtful conversations.

Every effort is made to ensure that the educational information provided through Chart Talk is accurate, well-researched, and supported by current authoritative guidance. However, I am human too, and despite careful research and review, something may occasionally be missed or require clarification.

If you identify information on Chart Talk that you believe may be incomplete, outdated, or incorrect, I welcome you to reach out. Please share the concern and, when possible, the authoritative source or guidance supporting the correction so that I can review it and make any appropriate updates.

Above all, I ask that everyone who participates in the Chart Talk community treat one another with professionalism and respect. We are here to learn from each other—not to judge one another for asking a question or for not knowing an answer.

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