Two Important ICD-10 Guideline Changes for FY 2022 – October 2021 Coding Tip
Learn more about B3.7 (Control vs. More Specific Root Operations) and B4.1C as two important ICD-10 guideline changes for fiscal year 2022.
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UASI Training for FY2020 MS-DRG Updates
The annual updates to the ICD-10 and MS-DRG systems have been finalized, effective October 1. The ICD-10 and MS-DRG updates reflect the final Hospital Inpatient Prospective… Read More »UASI Training for FY2020 MS-DRG Updates
UASI Training for FY2020 ICD-10-PCS Updates
The annual updates to the ICD-10 and MS-DRG systems have been finalized and will be effective October 1. The ICD-10 and MS-DRG updates reflect the… Read More »UASI Training for FY2020 ICD-10-PCS Updates
UASI Training for FY2020 ICD-10-CM Updates
The annual updates to the ICD-10 and MS-DRG systems have been finalized and will be effective October 1. The ICD-10 and MS-DRG updates reflect the… Read More »UASI Training for FY2020 ICD-10-CM Updates
UASI Training for FY2019 MS-DRG Updates
The annual updates to the ICD-10 and MS-DRG systems have been finalized, effective October 1. The ICD-10 and MS-DRG updates reflect the final Hospital Inpatient Prospective… Read More »UASI Training for FY2019 MS-DRG Updates
UASI Training for FY2019 ICD-10-PCS Updates
The annual updates to the ICD-10 and MS-DRG systems have been finalized and will be effective October 1. The ICD-10 and MS-DRG updates reflect the… Read More »UASI Training for FY2019 ICD-10-PCS Updates
UASI Training for FY2019 ICD-10-CM Updates
The annual updates to the ICD-10 and MS-DRG systems have been finalized and will be effective October 1. The ICD-10 and MS-DRG updates reflect the… Read More »UASI Training for FY2019 ICD-10-CM Updates
Annual Code Updates Are Here – And So Is UASI Training
Continuous learning is the only way to keep up with shifting standards and guidelines, payment reform, and the latest changes in healthcare technology. Accurate, high-quality coding is simply not possible without ongoing education.
UASI in JAHIMA: “Improving Specificity in ICD-10 Diagnosis Coding”
Unspecified diagnosis coding continues to be a problem in the US healthcare industry. For many organizations, overuse of nonspecific diagnosis codes has resulted in reimbursement delays and, in some cases, preventable claim denials.