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ICD-10 Coding — Crosswalking ICD-9 to ICD-10

ICD-10 Coding — Crosswalking ICD-9 to ICD-10 https://www.cco.us/icd-10-coding-trai... Alicia: Now, we're going to talk about Crosswalking ICD-9 to ICD-10. For all of us with that ICD-10, it's a lot of fun. Laureen and I have actually already tested for ICD-10 and I was a little bit nervous before I started it, but hey once you get started, it's not a problem at all so don't get nervous. Just pay attention to the details. If you're confident in ICD-9, I don't think you'll have a problem with ICD-10. But a lot of people don't understand what it means to crosswalk in the coding. I know that when I first started, I had no idea what they were talking about. But what you can do is you take an ICD-9 code and it converts or crosswalk to ICD-10. And the same thing, you can take an ICD-10 and go back to ICD-9. So, some of the ones that are really common ones that I pulled out and probably the first ones you'll learn, for ICD-10, the code I10 it's the very first ICD-10 code I learned is actually hypertension. But the interesting thing is, when you go into one of the translators and you put in I10, three codes come up: malignant, benign and 401.9 not otherwise specified hypertension. What that tells you is in ICD-10 I10 covers all three codes, which is really interesting because usually with ICD-10 it's the other way around for one ICD-9 codes you get three or more ICD-10 codes because they're more specific. But for hypertension, it actually went the other way. Get more ICD 10 coding tutorial, ICD 10 procedure codes, ICD-10 diagnosis codes, ICD 10 training, ICD 10 training certification at https://www.cco.us/