ICD-10 codes will replace ICD-9 codes on Oct. 1, 2014. They apply to all Health Insurance Portability Accountability Act-compliant healthcare provider reports, including MDS 3.0.

ICD-9 coding may not be used after Oct. 1. Here are five big challenges for the shift to ICD-10.

Also, since ICD-11 is a modification of ICD-10, a transition from ICD-9 directly to ICD-11 would be even more complex and potentially more costly. What's next?

Improved documentation and coding affects financials. Compare the results of the dual-coded ICD-10 claims with the ICD-9, and identify where the shifts in expected reimbursement are greatest.

ICD-10 was implemented in 1993 by the World Health Organization to replace ICD-9, which was developed by WHO in the 1970’s. Several countries have already implemented ICD-10 including Australia and ...

Here are five top ICD-10 myths uncovered by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid ICD-10-CM/PCS Myths and Facts report.

Conclusions: Both ICD-9-CM and CCI coded the more major or invasive procedures reasonably well, but were not valid for less invasive or minor procedures. CCI can be used by health services and ...