Hi ,From patient accounting systems to sticky notes and "cheat sheets" posted in exam rooms, ICD-9 codes permeate
the health care environment, translating the information in medical records to numbers on claim forms and ensuring that providers get paid for the care they give.
But all those old codes have to be rooted out and replaced by October 1. ICD-10, the next-generation code set, is really coming this time, two decades after its original development and many years after its adoption world-wide for public health research and miscellaneous other purposes.Read more...http://medicalcodingnews.org/?p=2277
Sincerely,Marci Miller
p.s. Don't
forget...you can still get the Medical Coding Exam System Deluxe Package at an unbelievable savings and receive the books and have online access for a YEAR during this sale!
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