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ICD-10-CM Code for Plantar wart B07.0

ICD-10 code B07.0 for Plantar wart is a medical classification as listed by WHO under the range - Certain infectious and parasitic diseases .

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Official Long Descriptor

Plantar wart
Verruca plantaris

B07

Includes: verruca simplex
verruca vulgaris
viral warts due to human papillomavirus

Excludes2: anogenital (venereal) warts (A63.0)
papilloma of bladder (D41.4)
papilloma of cervix (D26.0)
papilloma larynx (D14.1)

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Denied Destruction
[QUOTE="fmoore66, post: 507868, member: 361745"] Help!!! My provider coded 17110 (Destruction) & used Dx Code B07.9 Viral Wart, Unspecified. Provider used Liquid N2 Cryotherapy. The claim is being den... [ Read More ]
Denied Destruction
Help!!! My provider coded 17110 (Destruction) & used Dx Code B07.9 Viral Wart, Unspecified. Provider used Liquid N2 Cryotherapy. The claim is being denied, stating does not meet Dx. criteria per CMS L... [ Read More ]
Advice on waiting for pathology or not to report diagnosis?
Hi Brandy The doctor seems gave you the correct codeD49.2 , but if the lab results may change to something more such as: in situ , malignant, uncertain, carcinoma, Etc. We were always told to wait til... [ Read More ]
IPK removal
Rebill with B07.0, no other diagnosis, and you will get paid. The callus is a biproduct of the verruca and has to be debrided to get to the verruca.... [ Read More ]
E&M Denials Blue Cross
[QUOTE="mbellar, post: 505976, member: 180067"] No only mod-25- example 99213-25 L70.0- DOS 12/1/21 and DOS 10/5/21 17110- B07.8 Payer is denying as pre/post care- stating CMS guidelines state yo... [ Read More ]
E&M Denials Blue Cross
[QUOTE="thomas7331, post: 505974, member: 5404"] Are you using both modifier 24 and 25 in this situation? [/QUOTE] No only mod-25- example 99213-25 L70.0- DOS 12/1/21 and DOS 10/5/21 17110- B07.... [ Read More ]
11055 denial
Hello, Has anyone come across the 11055 (paring) getting denied with the wart diagnosis (example plantar wart B07.0)? We have not been able to get these paid and wondering if it is a diagnosis issu... [ Read More ]
11055 denial ? dx
Hello, I have been reading the forums regarding CPT 11055 and I am having a tough time finding an answer. We have been receiving denials with diagnosis L84, B07.8, B07.0, and/or L53.8. I work for ... [ Read More ]
Claim Denial: Mutually Exclusive Procedures appeals claims denials dermatology mutually exclusive procedures unbundling
Hello, everyone! I am not sure if this is posted yet. But I have a quick question regarding denials and appeals for California. Recently, we have had a denial for [B]mutually exclusive procedures: un... [ Read More ]
PPD Tuberculin Purified Protein Derivative (Mantoux), with Tubersol ? CPT
I have been looking for a CPT for this. I came up 95115; however, according to Codify I cannot bill that with a diagnosis of B07.8. Has anyone ever billed PPD before? Plan: Immunotherapy: PPD. Tr... [ Read More ]
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