tci ED Coding & Reimbursement Alert - 2005 Issue 8

Clear 5th-Digit DM Obstacles With These Rules of Thumb

 Pathology, complications, and control unlock diagnoses As research continues to reveal new information about the nature and treatment of diabetes mellitus (DM), the information you need to code it correctly changes, too. Use these expert-supplied tips to keep abreast of the clinical details and ensure your 250.xx code assignments are on target. Take These Type Hints The type of diabetes the patient has will often determine the fifth digit of the diagnosis code 250.xx. For patients with type I diabetes, you'll report a fifth digit of  1 (Type I [juvenile type], not stated as uncontrolled) or...

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