ICD 10 Coding Alert

Sweeping ICD-10 Coding Changes Are Coming. You Can Be Ready

The Coding Institute's monthly guide to ICD-10 coding, training, and reimbursement preps you for a smooth transition. Taking small steps NOW to accustom yourself and your physicians to ICD-10 codes will mean that you'll be ahead of the game before Oct. 1, 2013 hits.

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Accuracy Booster: Understand codes better than you ever imagined.
Timesaver: Simultaneously search CPT® Assistant 2012 & 1990-2011 Archives.
Update Insight: Every month receive the scoop on hot topics featured in the just released issue of CPT® Assistant.

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ICD-10 Coder

Switch to ICD-10 Codes with Accuracy & Confidence

The Coding Institute's monthly guide to ICD-10 training plus 2 ICD-10 mappers and online search have you covered.

While ICD-10 codes mean you'll have more than 5 times the number of diagnoses codes, you can make a smooth transition to ICD-10 with online medical coding tools and coding information all in ICD-10 Coder. This workhorse combines:

ICD-10 Coding Alert: Every month, get step-by-step, accurate and authoritative guidance from AHIMA certified ICD-10 coding instructor Suzanne Leder, CPC, COBGC so you can confidently use the ICD-10 coding system.
ICD-10 Bridges: Easily convert ICD-9 codes to ICD-10 with 2 ICD-10 mappers based on ICD-10 GEMs and Approximation-logic.
Online Code Lookup & Tools: Search for any CPT®, ICD-9, or HCPCS code and get the code's essential information on 1 page including official descriptor, CPT® to ICD-9 code links, fees, Local Coverage Determinations (LCDs), Medically Unlikely Edits (MUEs), and more to help you code faster and smarter.

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ICD-10 Bridges

Sweeping ICD-10 Coding Changes Are Coming. You Can Be Ready.

Easily convert ICD-9 codes to ICD-10 with 2 ICD-10 mappers based on ICD-10 GEMs and Approximation-logic.

You can easily learn the ICD-10 codes you'll use in place of your commonly used ICD-9 codes with SuperCoder's two ICD-10 code mappers. Sure you're going from 13,000 to 70,000 codes but you can get up to speed fast if you focus on converting the codes you frequently use.

Here's just a sample of how you can use these ICD-10 Bridges:

Convert your ICD-9 superbills to ICD-10 superbills
Managers: Identify ICD-10 code specifics you want to include in your system
For payers: Back walk a provider supplied ICD-10 code into the ICD-9 accepted version
All: Mix and match ICD-10 code implementation approaches to best fit your needs
Get the ICD-9 and ICD-10 2012 code official definitions in seconds