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what is ICD-10-CM?

Its the international classification of diseases, 10th revision, clinic modification

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What is ICD-10CM used for?

its used to report patient diagnoses

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what does a ICD-10-CM identify as?

  • diseases

  • injuries

  • medical conditions

  • patient status

  • other reasons for health care encounter

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examples of ICM-10-CM

  • hypertension

  • falls, poisoning

  • signs/symptoms

  • screening

  • vaccination

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Section 1

Conventions, general coding guidelines, chapter specific guidelines

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Section 2

selection of principal diagnosis

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section 3

reporting additional diagnoses

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section 4

diagnosis coding and reporting guidelines for outpatient services

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E11

type 2 diabetes mellitus code

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coding placeholders in order

category, subcategory, subclassifications, extension

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What does CPT stand for?

Current Procedural Terminology

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What does CPT identify as?

  • medical services

  • Procedures performed by provider

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Examples of CPT?

  • office visit

  • laboratory test

  • lesion removal

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What is section 1 CPT title

Evaluation and Management

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What is section 2 CPT title

Anesthesia

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What is section 3 CPT title

Surgery

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What is section 4 CPT title

Radiology

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What is section 5 CPT title

Pathology and Laboratory

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What is section 6 CPT title

Medicine

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What does HCPCS stand for?

Healthcare Common Procedure Coding System

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What does a HCPCS identify as?

  • supplies

  • procedures

  • services not in CPT

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Examples of HCPCS?

  • medical supplies

  • therapies

  • transportation

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Code A HCPCS code

  • transport services

  • medical and surgical supplies

  • administrative

  • miscellaneous

  • investigational

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Code B HCPCS code

enteral and parenteral therapy

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Code C HCPCS code

CMS hospital outpatient payment system

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Code D HCPCS code

dental procedures

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Code E HCPCS code

medial and surgical equitment

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Code H HCPCS code

behavior health and/or substance abuse treatment

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Code J HCPCS code

drug

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Code M HCPCS code

other medical servises

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Code P HCPCS code

laboratory services

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Code V HCPCS code

vision and hearing services

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what category is the most referenced in HCPCS?

category J

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how often are HCPCS codes updated?

quarterly (4 months)

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how are modifiers characterized by?

pricing

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Concurrent care

Similar care provided by more than one physician at the same time.

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critical care

Care provided to unstable, critically ill patients with constant bedside attention needed.

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consultation

Care provided or discussed with another physician at the request of the primary physician.

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counseling

part of the evaluation and management process without a complete history and physical

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downcoding

When the insurance payer reimburses at a lower level than the CPT code submitted, it results in reduced payment for the provider

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unbundling

Separating a bundled procedure into individual CPT codes to boost reimbursement

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upcoding

Intentionally using higher-level codes than the services provided, in order to receive increased reimbursement

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What information should you have before beginning a claim?

  • patient insurance company, policy number, group plan number, member number

  • name of the person receiving the services

  • whether the patient has a second insurance or additional coverage

  • reason of visit