ICD 10 Coding Alert
Manage Your Anesthesia Coding for Broken Bones With 2 Precise Steps
ICD 10 Coding Alert
- Breaking News:
No ICD-10 Delay - Get Ready for the Official October 1, 2015 Implementation Date
You have no more excuses to put off ICD-10 training. If you were hoping for [...] - Training:
Keep ICD-10 Transition On Track As Deadline Nears
Start training now for maximum return. Don’t count on yet another ICD-10 delay as the [...] - Education:
Pick Up the Threads and Cast a Net on Your ICD-10 Worries
Boost your preparations with these 5 strategic tips. All set for ICD-10 on October 1? [...] - Anesthesia:
Manage Your Anesthesia Coding for Broken Bones With 2 Precise Steps
Take a look at the musculoskeletal system to handle documentation complexities. Fracture coding will be [...] - Family Practice:
Use One-to-One Transition Code For Chronic Laryngitis in ICD-10
Hint: Don’t forget to report exposure to tobacco or infectious agents separately. If your FP [...] - General Surgery:
Expand Options for Newborn Respiratory Distress Syndrome
Fourth digit adds detail. No matter the details, you have just one code to describe [...] - Reader Questions:
Target 3 ICD-10 Options for Borderline Ovarian Tumors
Question: The pathology report for our patient being investigated for ovarian cancer mentions “Serous tumor of [...] - Reader Questions:
Submit Multiple Diagnosis Codes For Lumbar and Sacral Spine Subluxation
Question: A patient presents with a subluxation of the lumbar and sacral spine with degeneration [...] - Reader Questions:
Cause of Vulvar Dysplasia Doesn't Influence Diagnosis Coding
Question: Our oncologist diagnosed a stage 0 vulvar neoplasm. The histopathology report states that the [...]
