You won't find one-to-one crosswalk for drug use. ICD-9 does not provide one specific code for a urine drug test -- nor does ICD-10. The correct diagnosis code for billing a lab drug test depends on the signs, symptoms, patient condition, or other reason for the test, such as screening. For example: ICD-10 crosswalk: Use Different Codes for Abuse or Use Both ICD-9 and ICD-10 distinguish between drug dependence versus drug abuse. For instance, 304.3x identifies Cannabis dependence while 305.2x (Non-dependent Cannabis abuse) identifies Cannabis abuse. Similarly, ICD-10 provides F12.20 for Cannabis dependence, and F12.10 (Cannabis abuse, uncomplicated) for Cannabis abuse. Additionally, ICD-10 provides separate codes for drug use when the physician doesn't specify whether the use constitutes dependence or abuse. For instance, you would report Cannabis use as F12.90 (Cannabis use, unspecified, uncomplicated).