Home Health ICD-9/ICD-10 Alert
ICD-10 Coverage
Published on Wed Oct 16, 2013
You’ve probably noticed our new name, Home Health ICD-9/ICD-10 Alert. We’ve changed our name, but not our mission. We’re here to help your diagnosis coding challenges, whether you’re working in ICD-9 or preparing for ICD-10. Each month, we’ll include articles that will help you make sure you’re on track for the changes ahead as well as give you practical information about how to code common diagnoses in both code sets. We’ll continue to increase our ICD-10 coverage as Oct. 1, 2014 draws nearer.
Other Articles in this issue of
Home Health ICD-9/ICD-10 Alert
- Coding 101:
Let 3 Questions Guide Your Diabetes Coding
Mind the etiology/manifestation sequencing guidelines. Your patient’s diabetes impacts the care you provide and the [...] - Know the Points for Diabetes
Diabetes is a case mix diagnosis, allowing you to earn additional reimbursement. But you’ll also [...] - Coding How To:
Take Care with Diabetic Assumptions
Know when to look for cause-and-effect documentation. While you generally can’t assume your diabetic patient’s [...] - ICD-10:
Navigate the Alphabetic Index Carefully for Diabetes in ICD-10
Welcome five more specific diabetes categories. Diabetes coding gets a thorough make-over in ICD-10, but [...] - ICD-10 Update:
Prep Your Budget -- and Your Software -- for the ICD-10 Conversion
Caps lock is one thing you won’t have to worry about under ICD-10. If you’ve [...] - You Be the Coder:
Report Details for Non-Healing Amputation
Question: Mrs. White, an 89-year-old female was admitted to home health following an amputation of the [...] - ICD-10 Coverage
You’ve probably noticed our new name, Home Health ICD-9/ICD-10 Alert. We’ve changed our name, but [...] - Reader Question:
Specificity Pays Off with Osteoarthrosis
Question: Our patient has osteoarthrosis of the knees and the hips. We will be providing physical [...] - Reader Question:
Look to Aftercare for Pathologic Fracture
Question: Our patient has a healing pathologic fracture of her right femur due to senile osteoporosis. [...]
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