Top ICD 10 coding tips for HIV

Top ICD 10 coding tips for HIV

Coding guidelines for HIV B20 reports human immunodeficiency virus diseases and includes AIDS (acquired immune deficiency syndrome), which is caused by HIV (human immunodeficiency virus). HIV affects certain white blood cells (T-4 lymphocytes) and destroys the ability of the cells to fight infections, making patients susceptible to a host of infectious diseases (e.g., Pneumocystis carinii … Read more

Perfect Coding tips for “Code first” note with Manifestation codes

Perfect Coding tips for "Code first" note with Manifestation codes

ICD 10 coding guidelines has many different instructional notes which help us to follow general coding guidelines. For example, the Excludes 1 and Excludes 2 notes which are newly introduced in ICD 10, tells us whether to code these codes together or not. The same way, we have lot of codes in ICD 10 code … Read more

Advance Coding guide for Selection of Primary Diagnosis

Advance Coding guide for Selection of Primary Diagnosis

Diagnosis play a very important role in medical coding. The diagnosis codes should always fulfill the medical necessity  for the procedure performed.  Failed medical necessity can lead to denials. Also, the selection of principal diagnosis is very important topic in ICD coding.  There are few specific coding guidelines for choosing the primary diagnosis. There are … Read more

Back pain ICD 10 Coding tips for Coders

ICD 10 Coding tips for Back pain

Basics of Back pain ICD 10 Coding. We already know that there is a big difference between ICD 9 and ICD 10 codes. Since the time I have started using ICD 10 codes, I have seen many challenges in diagnosis coding. For example, the concept of Excludes 1 and Excludes 2,  the initial subsequent encounter … Read more

Secret tips for ICD 10 code for cervical radiculopathy

Secret tips for ICD 10 code for cervical radiculopathy

What is ICD c0de for Cervical Radiculopathy? The pain which is a result of any condition that irritates a nerve in the cervical spine region, is clinically described a Cervical radiculopathy. Such type of pain, which affects the nerves, is generally referred as radicular pain. In addition, radicular pain occurs in thoracic and lumbar region as … Read more

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