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Are You an Opponent or Proponent of ICD-10?

ICD-10 is coming whether we like it or not, but I am interested in hearing feedback from colleagues, providers, etc. Do you like or dislike the ideas behind ICD-10? Will it have a big impact on your job? Do you think we will be ready come October? Give us your insights and feedback as to how you feel about ICD-10. Comment Here ↓

When Should You Start Your Formal ICD-10 Training?

An intensive ICD-10-CM and PCS training program including book-based code selection and training on encoder usage is recommended for everyone involved in the ICD-10 transition. However, the question is when should you start your training program?   Our Answer: Formal training needs to start now, but at the very least 6-9 months before the deadline of October 1st. By training for the 6-9 month period, most of the information learned will be retained once the new system goes live in October.

2W01XYZ Change Other Device on Face

ICD-10 Procedure Code – 2W01XYZ Utilized for the procedure of Changing Other Device on the Face.

2W01X9Z Change Wire on Face

ICD-10 Procedure Code – 2W01X9Z Utilized for the procedure of Changing a Wire on the Face.

2W01X7Z Change Intermittent Pressure Device on Face

ICD-10 Procedure Code – 2W01X7Z Utilized for the procedure of Changing an Intermittent Pressure Device on the Face.

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