Advanced Search

One eye: total vision impairment; other eye: normal vision (369.63)

ICD-9 code 369.63 for One eye: total vision impairment; other eye: normal vision is a medical classification as listed by WHO under the range -DISORDERS OF THE EYE AND ADNEXA (360-379).

Subscribe to Codify and get the code details in a flash.

Request a Demo 14 Day Free Trial Buy Now

Additional/Related Information

Tabs
Increase Coding Accuracy & Efficiency with section notes displayed alongside the applicable ICD-9 code.

Crosswalks

Tabs
View the ICD-9 code's corresponding Diagnosis Related Groups (DRGs). In a click, verify the DRG, its IPPS allowable, length of stay, and more. Protect your facility's payments by subscribing to DRG Coder.

Forum

Have a question around ICD-9-CM Code 369.63 ? Feel free to start a discussion here
Non ASC billing anesthesia?
Can a physician bill for the administration and the use of drugs for a surgery in an office based lab?... [ Read More ]
Any Genius software users willing to network
New to anesthesia billing and have a provider on Genius software. Any billers out there willing to network so I can bounce some questions off of? Thanks!... [ Read More ]
Anesthesia time ... newbie question
I'm studying for my CANPC test and understand most of it. I just cannot calculate the time on my calculator. Is there a better way to help me understand this? I am grasping the other parts (Base + Tim... [ Read More ]
Abdominal Field Block
My physician would like to do an Abdominal Field Block just below the sternum post hiatal hernia repair - chronic post op pain. Anyone can direct me in which CPT code to use? TIA - Melissa Harr... [ Read More ]
anesthesia question regarding time
Good morning. I wanted to reach out in the forum. I am doing research on cataract surgery anesthesia. The physician works with a CRNA and his start and stop time has been overlapping. I am trying to d... [ Read More ]
Local by CRNA during a procedure
Hello, I am a bit confused on how to bill this out. Patient had a procdure (62323 LESI) at a ASC. We have a CRNA that works for our company. The CRNA saw the patient in pre op, did a pre anethesia H&a... [ Read More ]
Billing E1399 for in-office/mobile anesthesia supplies
I'm reviewing a claim for E1399 from an anesthesia provider for the mobile supplies he brings with him to perform in-office anesthesia for biopsy. He stated specifically it is for Oxygen, Oxygen analy... [ Read More ]
Anesthesia for Clinical Trial Procedure
When reporting anesthesia for a clinical trial procedure (TAVR/TAVI) does the anesthesia claim require modifier Q1, ICD-10 Z00.6, and NCT#?... [ Read More ]
LCD Denials
Medicare Novitas (NJ) keeps denying most of our claims for dx code not on LCD #A57361 (Monitored Anesthesia Care) example: anes code billed: 01916 QY X4 QS procedure: 36252, Intra arterial catheter &a... [ Read More ]
Anesthesia billing
New to anesthesia coding and I have a question on billing the units or quantity. CPT is 01992 QZ, QS. Anesthesia time: Start 1412 End 1425 with total time being 13 minutes. Anesthesia is saying to bil... [ Read More ]
View All

Coding Alert(s)

    Increase Diagnoses Coding Compliance with Medicare Transmittal and Manuals directives right at code level.

    Latest News

    Follow Dual Code Rules and Exceptions for Late Effects
    Three steps help you code conditions stemming from a condition. By Brenda Palmer CPC CPCI CEMC CASC Coding for a late effect condition requires three important steps Understanding what a late effect i... [ Read More ]
    View All News