I know today is the big day and I thought we were ready. LOL But apparently we are having issues with dates of service. So, my question is if the dates of service are from 09/28/2015, will insurance companies accept the Icd 9 codes still or do we need to code them in Icd 10?
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Wiki Dates of Service Claims
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mitchellde
True Blue
It the date of service is prior to Oct 1 you use the ICD-9 CM codes. The claim has an indicator field within field 21. This indicator must be set to the number 9 for claims with ICD-9 CM codes and the number 0 for claims containing ICD-10 CM codes.
CodingKing
True Blue
I work for a smaller carrier and our policy for ICD 10-CM is by date of service so if service took place on 9/28 we require providers to use ICD-9.
Inpatient facility which uses -PCS is going based on discharge date.
I know for inpatient facility, our claims department is going to be very busy for a while overriding the invalid DX edits. Our systems cannot support date spans for dx codes so we cant have an I9 and I10 codes active on the same date.
Inpatient facility which uses -PCS is going based on discharge date.
I know for inpatient facility, our claims department is going to be very busy for a while overriding the invalid DX edits. Our systems cannot support date spans for dx codes so we cant have an I9 and I10 codes active on the same date.