Optometry Coding & Billing Alert
ICD-10:
Keep Your Eye on Revised Retinal Detachment Diagnosis Codes
Published on Thu Dec 18, 2014
Substitute these H33.--- codes for the 361.xx ICD-9 codes.
As with many of the diagnosis codes you’re used to using, when the ICD-10 switchover happens, you’ll have to acquaint yourself with a code set that greatly expands upon the current ICD-9 codes for retinal detachment. As we’ve seen with many of the other code series, ICD-10 adds specificity as to which eye is affected.
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