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Wiki ICD 10 map forward & Backward
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cmcgarry
Guest
CMS already has GEM files on their website (General Equivalency Mapping). Here is the link to their page about ICD-10 - the links to the GEM files is on the left.
http://www.cms.gov/ICD10/02b_Latest_News.asp
Also, if you have Encoder Pro or another on-line coding tool, they have mapping also.
Hope this helps,
http://www.cms.gov/ICD10/02b_Latest_News.asp
Also, if you have Encoder Pro or another on-line coding tool, they have mapping also.
Hope this helps,
If you are looking for a quick easy way to work with the GEMS files you can do so on our website at: https://www.aapc.com/ICD-10/codes/index.aspx
The AAPC code translator tool contains the GEMS files for forward and mapping on the diagnosis side. This tool is free to use.
The AAPC code translator tool contains the GEMS files for forward and mapping on the diagnosis side. This tool is free to use.
SimoneTessitore
Contributor
ICD-9 codes with NO ICD-10 codes
I am having trouble with a whole list of ICD-9 codes that do not map to ICD-10. Some, like 365.70 was for staging and is no longer required in ICD-10, as stageing is included in the ICD-10 codes.
However alot of the Accidental poisoning codes (E855.9, E86.20, etc) do not map to ICD-10. Why not?
Some of the codes (E852.1, E853.8, etc) do seem to crosswalk to T42.6X1, with a 7th digit of A, D or S.... but the mapping tools do not show this. Why not?
And all of the E codes for 'therapeutic use' do not cross over to anything in ICD-10. Is that term just no longer used so there is no mapping to ICD-10?
Feeling overwhelmed.
I am having trouble with a whole list of ICD-9 codes that do not map to ICD-10. Some, like 365.70 was for staging and is no longer required in ICD-10, as stageing is included in the ICD-10 codes.
However alot of the Accidental poisoning codes (E855.9, E86.20, etc) do not map to ICD-10. Why not?
Some of the codes (E852.1, E853.8, etc) do seem to crosswalk to T42.6X1, with a 7th digit of A, D or S.... but the mapping tools do not show this. Why not?
And all of the E codes for 'therapeutic use' do not cross over to anything in ICD-10. Is that term just no longer used so there is no mapping to ICD-10?
Feeling overwhelmed.
Teresa Collins
Guru
It may be best to just read and study the ICD-10 guidelines, rather than trying to "map" the ICD-9 codes to ICD-10. It may be less overwhelming for you. As you are finding, not all ICD-9 codes are going to have an exact "match" to an ICD-10 code.
I hope you find this suggestion helpful.
I hope you find this suggestion helpful.