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ICD 9 CM Professional for Hospitals, Vol 1, 2 3 2015 softbound

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2009 ICD9CM Volumes 1 2 and 3 Standard Edition with 2008 HCPCS Level II Package

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2014 ICD 9 CM for Hospitals, Volumes 1, 2 and 3 Professional Edition, 1e Saunders Icd 9

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ICD 9 in 15 minutes

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Learn ICD-9 in 15 minutes

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2009 Educational ICD9CM Volumes 1 2 3 HCPCS Level II Book Review

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ICD 9 CM Coding Guidelines — Omit Codes

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ICD 9 CM Coding Guidelines — Omit Codes http://go.cco.us/icd-9-cm-mini-course-yt Alicia: Okay, omit codes. I had to think about this for a little bit and I actually sent a message out to a couple of my coder friends who have been coding a lot longer than I have and who have also done inpatient coding. And got a really good response from this. The question was, "Can you please explain the use of omit code in the ICD 9? I just don't get it. If we're not to use the code then why do they have it in the book? This is what I'm thinking it means. Can you confirm or tell me what it does in fact mean? The example in volume 3 ICD 9 Hospital Procedures 39.3 suture of a vessel. Then under that is it has an exclude note and under that, an omit code and it lists other codes which there's the... those are all procedural codes for inpatient coding. Does it mean that if I am coding anything from this list that I should not code anything in 39.3 category as well?" So I got a great response from Lisa who is one of the HCC coders. They're training with me and she has a lot of experience so a little shout out to her. What she was telling me is that when you're dealing with omit codes you see them of course, mostly in volume 3. And for all of our PBC students, your step by step book, I think it's in chapter 8. They will mention volume 3 codes because the step by step book that we use actually has the chapter inpatient coding. So they're going to you know, teach you that. But we just don't do that because we're doing physician-based coding. We don't you know, so you're not missing something in your ICD 9 manual because you don't have volume 3 in there. You have the physician based manuals, not the hospital based. So, inpatient procedures. There are a few omit codes for actual diagnosis codes but even though those are few and far between and usually have V codes. So the example here was V49.87. You would omit this code and not use it if we, the healthcare provider, put restraints on due to a procedure. Okay so in other words, like Laureen had said before, it's bundled in. You know, if you have to restrain a patient because that's part of the procedure that they're doing, you're not going to code for that. So you're going to omit V49.87 which is actually putting on restraints. Does that make sense? You know, you don't need to code it because it's included so omit it or leave it out. 37.89 is one of those inpatient procedure codes. If during the procedure, a temporary pacing system was used, you would omit or not use the temporary pacing code as it would be bundled into the procedure. And that's actually used for like pacemakers. Before they plug in that pacemaker, they... I guess what they do is you know, they put you on a little temporary pacemaker. So you've got your heart going where they want it, they put in the pacemaker and then they take off the temporary pacing system and you know, start up the pacemaker. So if you're having a pacemaker put in, that's all part of the procedure. So you know, it's all included. You don't use that. MORE Get more ICD 9 coding tutorial, ICD 9 procedure codes, ICD-9 diagnosis codes, medical coding training, medical coding certification at http://www.cco.us/cco-yt http://youtu.be/4FTYpzLMFjw

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Business Book Review: 2012 ICD-9-CM for Hospitals, Volumes 1, 2 and 3 Standard Edition by Carol J...

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Insurance Handbook for the Medical Office Text Workbook 2009 ICD9CM Volumes 1 2

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Видео обзор книги будет готов позже. Читать Insurance Handbook for the Medical Office - Text, Workbook, 2009 ICD-9-CM, Volumes 1, 2, 3 Professional Edition, 2008 HCPCS Level II and 2008 CPT Professional Edition Package можно по ссылке http://to.ly/rQZC. Автор книги Marilyn Fordney

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ICD-9 Coding Overview (Part 2 of 4)

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Medical Coding Background is the second ICD-9 coding video in a four-part series from Ultimate Medical Academy (UMA). UMA's medical billing and coding video tutorials provide a historical background and other pertinent information to help you become more familiar with the diagnosis ICD-9-CM code book. The medical coding background covered in this video reveals that the practice dates back more than 150 years. Originally, medical coding was primarily used to define the cause of death. Years later, it was expanded to include non-fatal disease information. Today, medical coding applies a numeric or alphanumeric code description for each and every disease, illness, injury and procedure. Non-fatal disease information and causes of death are converted to diagnosis codes, while services provided for patients are converted to procedure codes. All of these codes are contained in the ICD-9 code book and are used for submitting insurance claims. There are two important questions every coder must ask about each case: 1) What was done for the patient, or what services were provided? 2) Why was the service provided? The "what" is coded by using the CPT-4, also known as Current Procedural Terminology Fourth Edition, and the "why" is coded with the ICD-9-CM, or International Classification of Diseases Ninth Revision--Clinical Modification. The ICD-9-CM provides the diagnosis and supplies the medical reason for the service provided. It consists of three volumes: • Volume 1 -- a tabular list in numerical order • Volume 2 -- an alphabetical list • Volume 3 -- hospital inpatient information only ICD-9 coding is used to submit insurance claims, ensure appropriate payment is requested, keep track of the diagnosis providers are treating and provide statistical information regarding types of illnesses and reasons for death. The World Health Organization (WHO) is responsible for the ICD codes and international statistical information. In the United States, the National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS), which is a part of the Center for Disease Control (CDC), is responsible for maintaining Volumes 1 and 2 of the ICD-9 code book. The NCHS annually reviews and updates the codes, descriptions and guidelines used for diagnosis coding. The latest revision is published and placed into service on October 1 each year. It is important to always use the most up-to-date ICD-9 code book. Qualities of a good coder include someone who enjoys reading and is comfortable doing any additional research necessary to ensure the appropriate code correlates with the information provided in each situation. A coder may want to make notes and include tabs in his or her books. Keep in mind, if you are taking the coding certification exam, sticky notes and loose leaf pages are not allowed. UMA's four-part medical billing and coding tutorial series includes the following videos: • An Overview of ICD-9 Coding (Part 1 of 4) -- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1vqdFANk60M&feature;=related • An Overview of ICD-9 Coding (Part 2 of 4) -- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dk1YLAO8Z-c&list;=PLCCEEA8E329FC8893&index;=2&feature;=plpp_video • An Overview of ICD-9 Coding (Part 3 of 4) -- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hUWOi4wbgtQ&list;=PLCCEEA8E329FC8893&index;=3&feature;=plpp_video • An Overview of ICD-9 Coding (Part 4 of 4) -- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C31X2IhCzyE&list;=PLCCEEA8E329FC8893&index;=4&feature;=plpp_video OTHER UMA MEDICAL BILLING AND CODING VIDEOS Looking for additional medical billing and coding training information? If your healthcare education goals include pursuing medical billing and coding credentials, you may also want to review this Ultimate Medical Academy video and program information: Medical Billing and Coding Video Tutorials - http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCCEEA8E329FC8893&feature;=plcp UMA's Medical Billing and Coding Programs • Medical Billing and Coding Training - http://www.ultimatemedical.edu/programs/medical-billing-and-coding • Medical Billing and Coding Degree - http://www.ultimatemedical.edu/programs/medical-billing-and-coding-degree • Medical Billing and Coding Diploma - http://www.ultimatemedical.edu/programs/medical-billing-and-coding-diploma KEEP UP WITH THE LATEST NEWS AND UPDATES FROM ULTIMATE MEDICAL ACADEMY Get up-to-date information about UMA! From the current healthcare training lineup to the latest news releases to the newest Ultimate Medical Academy success stories, here's how you can stay informed: "Like" us on Facebook -- http://www.facebook.com/umaonline Subscribe to our YouTube video channel -- http://www.youtube.com/user/UltimateMedical Follow us on Twitter -- http://www.twitter.com/ultimatemedical For information on student graduation rates, retention and placement rates, and student financial obligations, visit http://www.ultimatemedical.edu/consumerinfo

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ICD-9 Coding Overview (Part 3 of 4)

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"Organization of the ICD Book" is the third ICD-9 coding video in a four-part series from Ultimate Medical Academy (UMA). You'll explore the ICD-9 code book structure and how to set it up for use. This segment explains the different sections of the ICD-9 code book, along with clear examples for including tabs in your book for ease of use. The ICD-9 code book consists of three volumes: • Volume 1 -- a tabular list in numerical order • Volume 2 -- an alphabetical list • Volume 3 -- hospital inpatient information only Each volume is organized with the following sections, which should be labeled with durable color tabs to make it easier to find relevant information when implementing ICD-9-CM coding: • Table of Contents • Introduction • Conventions − describes the symbols, instructional notes and abbreviations • General Coding Guidelines − contains general information for using the ICD-9 codes • Coding Guidelines for Each ICD Chapter − details regarding special considerations for selecting codes from that section of the ICD book • Alphabetical Index Volume 2 (located in the front of Volume 1) • Tabular List (contains a numerical list of codes in Volume 1) These segments of the "Alphabetical Index Volume 2" should be marked, as well: • Hypertension Table • Neoplasm Table • Table of Drugs and Chemicals • External Causes of Injury Index (special codes for accidents, injuries and poisoning • Each letter of the alphabet Label the "Tabular List," which consists of 17 chapters and two extra sections for V and E codes, as follows: • Chapter 1 − Infections and Parasitic Diseases: Codes 001-139 • Chapter 2 − Neoplasms: Codes 140-239 • Continue with the next 15 chapters in the same way • The V and E code sections: - V Codes − Supplementary Classification of Factors Influencing Health Status and Contact with Health Service: Codes V01-V89 - E Codes − Supplementary Classification of External Causes of Injury and Poisoning: Codes E000-E999.1 Once you have added all of your tabs to your ICD-9 code book, it's ready for use. RELATED MEDICAL BILLING AND CODING VIDEOS The medical billing and coding tutorials you are currently viewing from UMA are part of a four-part ICD-9 coding series, which contains the following videos: • An Overview of ICD-9 Coding (Video 1 of 4) -- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1vqdFANk60M&feature;=related • An Overview of ICD-9 Coding (Video 2 of 4) -- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dk1YLAO8Z-c&list;=PLCCEEA8E329FC8893&index;=2&feature;=plpp_video • An Overview of ICD-9 Coding (Video 3 of 4) -- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hUWOi4wbgtQ&list;=PLCCEEA8E329FC8893&index;=3&feature;=plpp_video • An Overview of ICD-9 Coding (Video 4 of 4) -- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C31X2IhCzyE&list;=PLCCEEA8E329FC8893&index;=4&feature;=plpp_video ADDITIONAL UMA MEDICAL BILLING AND CODING VIDEOS If your healthcare education aspirations include pursuing medical billing and coding credentials, take a look at this Ultimate Medical Academy video and program information: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCCEEA8E329FC8893&feature;=plcp UMA'S MEDICAL BILLING AND CODING PROGRAMS • Medical Billing and Coding Training -- http://www.ultimatemedical.edu/programs/medical-billing-and-coding • Medical Billing and Coding Degree -- http://www.ultimatemedical.edu/programs/medical-billing-and-coding-degree • Medical Billing and Coding Diploma -- http://www.ultimatemedical.edu/programs/medical-billing-and-coding-diploma GET THE LATEST NEWS AND UPDATES FROM ULTIMATE MEDICAL ACADEMY Find out what's happening with UMA, including the current healthcare training lineup, the latest news releases and the newest Ultimate Medical Academy success stories. Here are the best ways to stay informed: "Like" us on Facebook -- http://www.facebook.com/umaonline Subscribe to our YouTube video channel -- http://www.youtube.com/user/UltimateMedical Follow us on Twitter -- http://www.twitter.com/ultimatemedical Find out more about our healthcare education and career resources -- http://www.ultimatemedical.edu/education Check out the UMA newsroom for press releases, news and events -- http://www.ultimatemedical.edu/newsroom For information on student graduation rates, retention and placement rates, and student financial obligations, visit http://www.ultimatemedical.edu/consumerinfo

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ICD-9 Coding Overview (Part 4 of 4)

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This ICD-9 coding tutorial, titled "Use of the ICD Book," is the fourth medical coding video in a four-part series from Ultimate Medical Academy (UMA). Learn the basic steps on how to use the ICD-9-CM code book with instructions and a hands-on coding example. The codes contained in the ICD-9 code book have between three and five digits. The three-digit codes are called category codes. Two additional digits may be added for specificity to provide more detail about a disease. FOLLOW THESE STEPS FOR ACCURATE ICD-9 CODING: Step 1 -- Look up the disease by using the alphabetical index in Volume 2 of your ICD-9-CM code book. If you're unfamiliar with the term, check your medical dictionary. Make sure to find the main term for the disease and then find the corresponding disorder in the indented information below the main term. If the term is followed by "see condition," then look up the name of the corresponding condition in the index. Step 2 -- Turn to the guidelines for that code category, which is the first three digits of the code suggested in the alphabetical index, to select the appropriate code(s) in the correct order. Step 3 -- Find the suggested code in the Tabular List in Volume 1 by locating the three-digit category code. Read the notes under the category code and look out for mandatory fourth and/or fifth digits that may be needed to correctly code. Locate the code in the tabular list and review the code description to make sure it matches the written description. Check for notes regarding any excluded conditions. Then, if necessary, include fourth or fifth digits. Ensure the code is correct for the age and sex of the patient. Enter the final code selection. If the description in the tabular listing doesn't match or is excluded, return to the alphabetical index and continue researching other possible selections. Please note that there are times when a provider cannot provide a definitive diagnosis. The provider may indicate he or she is attempting to rule out a certain condition, or that the condition is probable, suspect, possible, suspicious of or indicative of a specific diagnosis. However, it is never appropriate to use this diagnosis for payment purposes. These situations warrant ICD-9 coding of each specific sign and/or symptom. Signs and symptoms are coded by using the same three steps. Practice what you've learned by using your ICD-9-CM code book to complete the example provided in the video. The steps listed here should apply to your current ICD-9-CM code book and future editions; however, it is up to students to stay current with any updates. Make sure you're comfortable with your ICD-9-CM code book, as it will be your constant companion in this course and throughout your medical billing and coding career. SIMILAR MEDICAL BILLING AND CODING VIDEOS The UMA medical billing and coding tutorial you are currently watching is part of the four-part ICD-9 coding series, which includes the following videos: • An Overview of ICD-9 Coding (Video 1 of 4) -- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1vqdFANk60M&feature;=related • An Overview of ICD-9 Coding (Video 2 of 4) -- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dk1YLAO8Z-c&list;=PLCCEEA8E329FC8893&index;=2&feature;=plpp_video • An Overview of ICD-9 Coding (Video 3 of 4) -- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hUWOi4wbgtQ&list;=PLCCEEA8E329FC8893&index;=3&feature;=plpp_video • An Overview of ICD-9 Coding (Video 4 of 4) -- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C31X2IhCzyE&list;=PLCCEEA8E329FC8893&index;=4&feature;=plpp_video ADDITIONAL UMA MEDICAL BILLING AND CODING VIDEOS Looking for hands-on medical billing and coding training? If you're interested in pursuing your medical billing and coding career aspirations, you may also want to review this Ultimate Medical Academy video and program information: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCCEEA8E329FC8893&feature;=plcp UMA'S MEDICAL BILLING AND CODING PROGRAMS • Medical Billing and Coding Training -- http://www.ultimatemedical.edu/programs/medical-billing-and-coding • Medical Billing and Coding Degree -- http://www.ultimatemedical.edu/programs/medical-billing-and-coding-degree • Medical Billing and Coding Diploma -- http://www.ultimatemedical.edu/programs/medical-billing-and-coding-diploma HOW TO GET NEWS AND UPDATES FROM ULTIMATE MEDICAL ACADEMY What's happening with UMA? From the current healthcare training lineup to the latest news releases to the newest Ultimate Medical Academy success stories, you can easily stay informed with these helpful links: "Like" us on Facebook -- http://www.facebook.com/umaonline Subscribe to our YouTube video channel -- http://www.youtube.com/user/UltimateMedical Follow us on Twitter -- http://www.twitter.com/ultimatemedical For information on student graduation rates, retention and placement rates, and student financial obligations, visit http://www.ultimatemedical.edu/consumerinfo

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ICD 9 CM 2015 for Hospitals, Volumes 1, 2 and 3, Professional Edition ICD 9 CM for Hospitals Vols 1,

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The ICD-10-PCS Training is intended for students and allied health professionals who will be impacted by the federally mandated transition from ICD-9-CM, Volume 3 Procedure Classification to ICD-10-PCS for Procedural Coding. The students and allied healthcare professionals will gain a detailed understanding of the terminology, coding conventions and general coding guidelines for use with the ICD-10-PCS coding classification system. They will also obtain and be able to share an understanding of how to look up procedure codes in the Alphabetical Index, verify the code in the Tabular Index, and accurately assign ICD-10-PCS codes to simple procedures. Students will also gain a comprehensive understanding of why the need for change from the ICD-9-CM coding platform to the ICD-10-PCS coding platform. For more details visit: www.himtrainingandconsulting.com HIM Links is a proud collaborative partner of GCS Facilitators and Consultants. DCAMF

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ICD9 Part 6 Vol 1 Chap 1 to 4

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ICD-9 Volume 1. Covering Chapter 1-4: Infectious and Parasitic Diseases, Neoplasm, Metabolic, and Blood Disorders

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Will ICD-10 Replace CPT or HCPCS Procedure Coding?

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Will ICD-10 Replace CPT or HCPCS Procedure Coding? http://www.cco.us/ceu-intro-cpt-coding-surgery-hcpsc-modifiers-class-yt This question came in and they wanted to know "Would the HCPCS be terminated after ICD-10 implementation comes into effect next year? I would highly appreciate some guidance. Thanks! - Kevin" Will ICD-10 replace CPT or HCPCS procedure coding? The answer is no. You'll know that right off. No, it's not going to replace it. The CPT (Current Procedure Terminology) and HCPCS (Healthcare Common Procedure Coding System) will continue to be used in the outpatient setting and for practitioner claim forms. Like ICD-9 procedure codes, ICD-10-PCS codes are for hospital inpatient procedures only. So, if you're working in a doctor's office, you're going to be using ICD-10-CM. The CM is for your doctor's office and clinical modification. The PCS is inpatient procedures only. Really briefly let's go over again, what is ICD-10? I figured most of you probably know what ICD-10 is, but if some of you don't, this is the big scary thing that everybody talks about and it's not scary at all. Actually, CCO is very excited about it; it's going to make coding easier in the long run. Everybody else in the world uses an ICD-10 version except for the US, so kind of think of it, it was in the 80s when they decided that, everybody else in the world was using the metric system for Math except for the US and so we we're going to learn the metric system. And I won't tell you how old I am but it's been a long time and I still don't know the metric system very well. So, that didn't work out. But, with ICD-10, again, the US is kind of a straggler with that. ICD-10 is virtually unlimited for coding, whereas ICD-9 we just run out of codes and you've got a lot of unspecified codes which you don't have any numbers to assign to them, they're all used up because you can only use five digits. So if you can only use five digits, you're going to eventually have to stop. So, the International Classification of Diseases, Tenth Revision, Clinical Modification (ICD-10-CM) for diagnosis coding, and the International Classification of Diseases, Tenth Revision, Procedure Coding System (ICD-10-PCS) for inpatient hospital procedure coding. These code sets will replace the International Classification of Diseases, Ninth Revision, Clinical Modification (ICD-9-CM) Volumes 1 and 2, and the International Classification of Diseases, Ninth Revision, Clinical Modification (CM) Volume 3 for diagnosis and procedure codes, respectively. So, here are some questions that have come up often with ICD-10. Now, we know HCPCS is not going away. Q: Can I opt out of ICD-10 by submitting paper claims instead? The answer is no, you can't, because you have to use ICD-10. It doesn't matter if you use paper claims or not. That's not what the problem was; the problem is you ran out of numbers to do the codes, so coding is changing. The Federal mandate applies to all claims, whether submitted electronically or on paper. There is no exception for paper claims. In fact, and I don't know this for sure, but eventually you're going to get to where they don't take paper claims. I assume that will eventually happen, I don't know when, but there are rules right now stating that by a certain date everybody has to be electronic and they're giving great big bonuses to doctors who are already set up in that. If you're not, by a certain date, which I can't remember off the top of my head, you will be fined; and so, they're just going to make you do it. Q: Who has to transition to ICD-10? The answer to that is everyone, but all covered entities under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) of 1996 must implement the new code sets by October 2014. Now, previously was October 1, 2013 and the powers that they came in, and said, "We need more time, this is expensive to do this transition. We're not ready. We're not going to make that deadline. Please give us more time." Or give us more time to talk you out of the switch which was going to happen. So they said, "OK. We'll move it to 2014 but that's it. It's official. That's it." Covered entities required to use the new code sets include health plans, payers, providers, clearinghouses, health care information system vendors, billing agent and other services -- so just about anybody that's associated with the medical field and diagnosis are going to have use ICD-10. Get more ICD 10 coding tutorial, ICD 10, HCPCS procedure codes, ICD-10 diagnosis codes, medical coding training, medical coding certification at http://www.cco.us/cco-monthly-newsletter

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icd 9 to 10 crosswalk

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ICD 10-An Introduction * ICD-10 CM & PCS is an upgrade of the US-developed clinical modification (ICD-9-CM) of Diagnosis and Procedure Codes, first adopted in 1979. * Department of HHS has ruled that all coding must be done in ICD-10 starting Oct 1, 2013. * ICD-10-CM volume is 69000 alphanumeric codes compared to ICD-9-CM volume of 13,600 numeric codes * ICD-10-PCS volume is 72000 alphanumeric codes compared to ICD-9-PCS volume of 4000 numeric codes. ICD-9-CM Code ICD-10-CM Code Flatulence, eructation, and gas pain 787.3 R14.0 Abdominal distension (gaseous) R14.1 Gas pain R14.2 Eructation) R14.3 Flatulence Abdominal pain, unspecified site 789 No Code How to comply with ICD-10? * Evaluating all clinical, financial and business systems that currently use ICD-9 codes. * Overall Risk and Impact Assessment. * Gap Analysis between current and future state. * Compliance Project Plan * Identification of capital cost, one time cost and recurring cost and budget for it. * Compliance Implementation * Conduct internal testing * Payer system integration * Conduct external testing * Start Parallel processing * Complete Transition Superia ICD-10 Compliance Service * Assessment and Planning Services- A combination of tools, processes and services for ICD-10 assessment and planning * Impact Analysis- An automated tool will provide comprehensive assessment of home grown applications * Remediation Service- Includes a dual remediation approach with application remodeling and enhancement, data migration and post-implementation support and maintenance * Testing-Complete manual and automated testing to ensure 100% implementation. * Implementation Translator-Tool to help your organization to do parallel processing. * Training-Training to help your staff in learning the new codes and it's usage in the new system

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Super ICD-9-CM Volumes 1 & 2 - Medical Billing and Coding eBooks

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Take a quick peek at how far medical coding eBooks have come with the SuperICD9 series by BillingCodingLibrary.com. Visit our website for your free evaluation copy today: http://www.billingcodinglibrary.com/

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ICD 9 Coding Tutorial — ICD 9 CM Burn Coding

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ICD 9 Coding Tutorial — ICD 9 CM Burn Coding http://go.cco.us/icd-9-cm-mini-course Okay, Burn coding. This one's for me. A student asked us to review ICD coding for burns. So if you have your coding manuals, I'm going to be turning to the tabular section of ICD 9 starting with code 940. So at any rate, here's the Burn category in ICD-9 and you'll see, just like all of ICD, you get your includes and excludes list. So it excludes friction burns, sunburns... and they forgot one. If you want to write it in... sideburns. Hahaha. I need a live... a bigger live group for that. But in any rate, I do that sometimes because students like hang on to your every word and they write everything down and they go, "Wait a minute." Alright so the first thing we need to identify with burns is we've got these 3 digit categories. So 940 Burn confined to (23.18). And by the way, the range for the burn category, it's telling us, it goes from 940 to 949 so let's just get a lay of the land. What's the difference between the categories, the 3 digits? 941 is burns of face, head and neck, and 942... I'm going to turn the page. Boyd: Just watch your audio because you're just dropping just a little bit. Laureen: Oh yeah because I'm having to twist over to where my camera is. Okay, I'm going to move my little microphone buddy here. Too many papers. Alright, can you hear me now? Alicia: We can hear you good. Laureen: Alright so 942, burn of the trunk. So the difference between the 3... the categories is location, general location. Now this is the point where I'll ask my students, "Okay what do we need to figure out next? And they'll say, "Oh is it the chest, the back or the genitalia?" I'm like, "No, that's 5th digit." We can't jump from 3rd digit to 5th digit box. Okay, we need to go down below the box to the 4 digits. So this is good instruction, not just for burn coding but for general ICD coding. Don't think that things go in order. So what's the difference between the 4 digits? And what I love about this is that they're all the same for each of the categories. A 0.0 means unspecified degree. .1 is first degree. 0.2 is second degree. .3 is third degree. .4 is deep 3rd degree and .5 is deep 3rd with a loss of body part. So that's always the same. The 4th digit for ICD 9 is the depth of the burn, if you will. So we know location, depth and now we need to know more specifically, the location. So for this burn of the back, if I said it was a 3rd degree burn of the back, we're going to say, okay 942 of the trunk and then the 3rd degree, it's going to be .3 and then we come up to the 5th digit box. It's going to be 4. So 942.34 is going to be the code for that. That's pretty easy when you just have one burn. Quite often, unfortunately, there's multiple burns to contend with. So what do you do when you have more than one burn... like, if I had a burn of the trunk and a burn of the arm, I'm going to be in 2 different categories. I'm going to have 2 codes. But what do you when you have 2 burns in the same category? What if I have a burn of the back and a burn of the breast? They're in the same category, right? So if the back was a 3rd degree and the breast was a 2nd degree, what the guidelines tell us is that you code the most severe burn first. So it's going to be 942.3 but the 5th digit will be the 5th digit of 9 other and multiple sites of the trunk. You can tell I've been here before. Okay so what a common newbie mistake is they'll say, "Oh, coding guidelines say I code the worse burn." So they code 942.3 and they use 4 for back when they miss the point that they should have used 9 to indicate it's multiple burns in that category, the worse one being a 3rd degree. Okay so whenever you're coding multiple burns in the same category, you're only going to have one code per category. And if there's more than one, you're going to use the multiple 5th digit code. In this case, it 9. Click here to get more ICD 9 cm, icd 9 cm coding, icd 9 coding exercises, cpc exam tips, coding certification training, and ceu credits. http://www.cco.us/cco-yt http://youtu.be/f6lFdf2GwZE

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Thompson Educational Video Q&A; #6 - ICD10

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Former Health and Human Services Secretary and Governor of Wisconsin, Tommy Thompson is interviewed by healthcare payments expert, Mark Brousseau, President of Brousseau & Associates in Q&A; Session #6. ICD-10 is a diagnostic coding system implemented by the World Health Organization (WHO) in 1993 to replace ICD-9, which was developed by WHO in the 1970s. ICD-10 is in almost every country in the world, except the United States. When we hear "ICD-10" in the United States, it usually refers to the U.S. clinical modification of ICD-10: ICD-10-CM. This code set is scheduled to replace ICD-9-CM, our current U.S. diagnostic code set, on Oct. 1, 2014. Another designation, ICD-10-PCS, for "procedural coding system," is will also be adopted in the United States. ICD-10-PCS will replace Volume 3 of ICD-9-CM as the inpatient procedural coding system. The final rule stated that CPT® would remain the coding system for physician services. The number of codes will expand from approx. 13,600 to 69,000. Although this may seem like it adds a high degree of administrative overhead to the clinical coding processing, the downstream benefits of uniformity is expected to be significant in the long run, which will ultimately improve the healthcare system. ICD-10 will not affect the process of EOB conversion or complicate the back-end payment automation which vendors like Orbograph provide. However the industry anticipates that the number of denials may increase for the short term due to payers questioning various claim submissions. Gov. Thompson has strong experience in the healthcare coding process. To read more about Orbograph's EOB conversion solutions, go to: http://www.orbograph.com/orbograph-p2post-for-eob-processing.htm

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ICD-10 Procedure Coding System

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The ICD-10 Procedure Coding System is an international system of medical classification used for procedural coding. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, the agency responsible for maintaining the inpatient procedure code set in the U.S., contracted with 3M Health Information Systems in 1993 to design and then develop a procedure classification system to replace Volume 3 of ICD-9-CM. ICD-9-CM contains a procedure classification; ICD-10-CM does not. ICD-10-PCS is the result. ICD-10-PCS was initially released in 1998. It has been updated annually since that time. This video is targeted to blind users. Attribution: Article text available under CC-BY-SA Creative Commons image source in video

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Medical Billing & Coding Certification

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2013 ICD 9 CM Coding Guidelines — Practice Questions on Sequencing

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2013 ICD 9 CM Coding Exercises — Practice Questions on Sequencinghttp://go.cco.us/icd-9-cm-mini-course-yt Another ICD question but this one's related to sequencing. The student asked, "Is there a rule of thumb to which code should be billed first if the ICD 9 does not state otherwise? For example, 250.40 and 585.3. I understand that but maybe a good example might be dehydration due to flu. What is the rule to bill first? My thinking is you would have the flu before dehydration. But then my overthinking kicks in and thinks that you wouldn't maybe have an office visit if you weren't dehydrated. Thank you for your help on this." Click here to get more cpc exam tips, coding certification training, and ceu credits. http://www.codingcertification.org/freetips-yt I love that question because you're really in their mind and you could picture them on the exam or answering a board exam question and going back and forth talking to themselves. So let's see what I found out here. I don't know why this makes me resize it each time but that's okay. Alright so again, this was another Find A Code look up. I just basically did a search and I typed in dehydration and it brought me to 276.51 and this plain English description helped me. It described what dehydration is but down here, what I have highlighted... let me make this just a bit smaller. It said, "Note: Since dehydration is usually the result of another underlying condition like the flu, either of which may require medical management in itself. Determining code sequencing can be difficult." So my little note was you're not alone. Obviously, other people have found it difficult. And then it goes on to say, "It may be listed first when the physician documents that the dehydration is mainly responsible for the visit and treatment is directed at correcting it." So my general rule of thumb for outpatient coding is think about the reason they came in the door. What's their chief complaint? And if that turns into you know, a diagnosis.. maybe their chief complaint was sore throat and it ends up being they have strep throat, you would code that strep throat. In addition too maybe they also have the flu or whatever. So I don't think you could go wrong with having either first, the flu or the dehydration for outpatient and physician-based coding. But you know, we'd have to see the documentation to really make a determination which it seemed that the physician focused in on. If most of the documentation seemed to be about the dehydration and the medical decision making was about dehydration, how to get the patient rehydrated... maybe they were so bad, he or she may need to go to the hospital. So that's what you really should use to help you make that decision. Some other references are the official ICD coding guidelines. Another is also this great article online I found in doing some research on advanced review the official outpatient ICD 9 CM coding and reporting guidelines. This will be in the transcript for the Replay Club members. But it is on advanceweb.com. You could probably Google for it. And it talks here about first listed diagnoses. I really thought this was really good info here and it actually related to some of the stuff that Alicia was talking about on some of her slides. But that was a pretty good article. It's related to CCS Prep but it applies to anyone learning ICD coding. Get more ICD 9 cm, ICD 9 procedure codes, ICD-9 diagnosis codes, medical coding training, medical coding certification at http://www.cco.us/cco-yt http://youtu.be/AnwKiYz42Hw

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