Master Interventional
Radiology Coding

Practical, up-to-date IVR education that helps you code faster, 
reduce denials, and stay compliant - even as the rules keep changing.

IVR Charts Are Some Of The
Most Complex In
Medical Coding.

The anatomy is dense.

The rules keep changing.

And one mistake can lead to denials, audits, and money being taken back months or even years later.

  You’re doing your best - but without clear training, it’s easy to feel frustrated and worried about whether you coded it correctly.
  You don’t want to feel nervous every time you submit a chart.
  And you shouldn’t have to guess your way through high-risk IVR coding when the right education exists.

Hi, I’m Amy Clay.

I started working in Health Information Management at 19yrs old - back when charts were still on paper. Like many coders, I learned quickly that formal training was rare, support was limited, and most of the time you were expected to “just figure it out.”
When I moved into Interventional Radiology, that lack of guidance became even more obvious. IVR charts were complex, time-consuming, and intimidating - and there was no roadmap.
So I built one.
I spent years researching guidelines, creating cheat sheets, flowcharts, and tools to make IVR coding faster, clearer, and more accurate. Today, I teach coders not just what to code - but how to think through IVR charts with confidence.
A few things I’m proud to share:
  • 25 years in medical coding
  • Coding exclusively IVR for 10+ years
  • CIRCC Certified (Interventional Radiology & Cardiology)
  • Coded for top hospitals across the U.S., including NewYork-Presbyterian
  • Former Education Officer, East Texas AAPC Chapter
  • National speaker for AAPC chapters and conferences
Write your awesome label here.

Hi, I’m Amy Clay.

I started working in Health Information Management at 19yrs old - back when charts were still on paper. Like many coders, I learned quickly that formal training was rare, support was limited, and most of the time you were expected to “just figure it out.”
When I moved into Interventional Radiology, that lack of guidance became even more obvious. IVR charts were complex, time-consuming, and intimidating - and there was no roadmap.
So I built one.
I spent years researching guidelines, creating cheat sheets, flowcharts, and tools to make IVR coding faster, clearer, and more accurate. Today, I teach coders not just what to code - but how to think through IVR charts with confidence.
A few things I’m proud to share:
  • 25 years in medical coding
  • Coding exclusively IVR for 10+ years
  • CIRCC Certified (Interventional Radiology & Cardiology)
  • Coded for top hospitals across the U.S., including NewYork-Presbyterian
  • Former Education Officer, East Texas AAPC Chapter
  • National speaker for AAPC chapters and conferences
Write your awesome label here.

Here’s How You Become 
Confident In IVR Coding.

3 STEPS

Choose Your Workshop

Start with Lower Extremity Revascularizations or another IVR topic.

Learn the Logic

Understand anatomy, CPT guidelines, and coding hierarchy with real examples.

Code With Confidence

Reduce denials, speed up chart review, and protect yourself from audits.

What Changes When You Truly Understand IVR Coding?

You’ll be able to:

 Code charts faster and more accurately

 Confidently explain your coding decisions

 Reduce denials and audit risk

 Understand why a code is correct — not just memorize rules

 Feel like the IVR expert others come to for answers

 Without Proper IVR Training, The Risk Stays High.

 Without clarity, IVR coding stays stressful. You’ll keep second-guessing yourself. Charts may get denied or audited. And the anxiety never fully goes away.

 You don’t have to stay stuck in that cycle. 

Specialized IVR Education — Built for
Real-World Coding

Amy’s workshops are designed for coders at every level - from those exploring IVR to seasoned professionals needing 2026 updates.

Looking for personalized support?
Get the one-on-one guidance
 you deserve!

Amy has delivered presentations to over 8,000 coders across 28 states. Her presentations are engaging, example-driven IVR presentations with animated diagrams and real-world cases. 
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