Beyond 92507: Navigating the New SLP CPT Codes

December 2, 2026
12:00-1:00 pm, Central Time

What comes after 92507? CPT code 92507, long used to report treatment for speech, language, voice, communication, and/or auditory processing disorders, is being deleted and replaced by a new family of clinical service-specific, timed codes. This 60-minute webinar will equip speech-language pathologists with the knowledge and tools to confidently navigate these changes.  Participants will learn how to translate the new code sets into clear clinical decision pathways to select the most appropriate code(s). This session will also address payer and documentation nuances, and walk through real-world case scenarios across pediatric and adult settings.

Speakers:

Jaclyn Warshauer, PT
Broad River (formerly Aegis Therapies)

Jaclyn Warshauer, PT, CRC, the National Director of Medical Review and Quality Services at Broad River (formerly known as Aegis Therapies in Wisconsin) and is a certified coder. She provides monitoring and training on regulatory affairs and Medicare coverage, coding, and documentation requirements. Previously, she spent nine years as a Medicare Medical Reviewer at National Government Services, Wisconsin’s Medicare Administrative Contractor. Jaclyn has also served as a resource to CMS on therapy coverage and documentation and presented at state and national conferences, including APTA, ASHA, AOTA, ADVION, and NARA.

Disclosures: 
Financial – Jaclyn is employed by Broad River (formerly known as Aegis Therapies). Previously she was a Medicare Medical Reviewer at National Government Services.
Non-financial – She serves as a resource to CMS on therapy covered and documentation and presented at state and national conferences.

Cindy Lund, PhD, CCC-SLP, C/NDT
Concordia University Wisconsin

Dr. Cindy Lund is an Associate Professor at Concordia University Wisconsin with a longstanding commitment to supporting medically fragile infants and children and their families. Her professional focus centers on pediatric feeding and swallowing disorders, an area that has shaped both her clinical practice and research. Dr. Lund brings extensive clinical experience across a wide range of settings, including the NICU and PICU, inpatient and outpatient pediatrics, Birth-to-Three services, private practice, acute care, inpatient rehabilitation, and home health.

In addition to her academic and clinical roles, Dr. Lund is deeply engaged in professional service and leadership. She is Past-President of the Wisconsin Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology Association (WSHA) and is a member of the Wisconsin Community Council of Feeding Matters. Dr. Lund is highly involved in advocacy efforts and is passionate about advancing the speech-language pathology and audiology professions while improving access to high-quality care.

Disclosures:
Financial – Dr. Lund is employed by Concordia University Wisconsin and receives a salary.

Non-financial – Dr. Lund is Past President of WSHA and is a member of Wisconsin Community Council of Feeding Matters.

Learning Objectives:

• Describe the new SLP treatment code options that supersede 92507 by key features.
• Describe a stepwise decision framework to select the most appropriate code based on clinical goal(s), service components delivered, time, and payer-specific rules.
• Discuss case scenarios to select and justify the correct CPT code(s).
  

Agenda:

Welcome – 5 mins
Introduction of new codes - 15 mins
Framework for choosing codes - 15 mins
Case scenarios - 15 mins
Q&A - 10 mins

Registration Rates:

This webinar is complimentary for WSHA members. Log into the website to receive the member rate. The registration rate for non-members is $25.

ASHA CEUS:

Attendees will need to participate in the webinar and complete the learning assessment and evaluation to receive CEUs.