Each year the ICD-10 Coordination and Maintenance Committee meets twice to consider requests for new codes and clarifications of existing ones. For 2025 the Committee has approved several codes of significance. This includes classifications of Hypoglycemia and then Code Also Notes to use these as additional codes when coding certain Diabetes codes. There are also new codes for presymptomatic Type 1 diabetes mellitus that indicate staging to learn about. There is new Use Additional Code notation for malignant neoplasms of the breast along with new codes in the Estrogen Receptor Status section. New codes in the unspecified synovitis and tenosynovitis in several extremities should help in identifying this disorder. Clarifications in the Code First and Code Also listings for Pneumonia codes ask for additional information not previously required. New SDOH codes for insufficient health insurance coverage expand this section. Overall, for 2025 there are new codes that you should be aware of. Just as important are the sub code notations seeking clarifications that a coder should know of and pass along to their providers to have the specificity in coding required by the ICD-10-CM codes.
Join us for an essential webinar on the ICD-10-CM Coding Updates for 2025, featuring expert speaker Jill M. Young, CEMA, CPC, CEDC, CIMC. This session will cover the significant changes to the ICD-10-CM code set effective from October 1, 2024, including 252 new codes, 36 code deletions, and 13 code revisions. Staying informed about these updates is crucial for ensuring accurate diagnosis and billing practices in your medical office. Jill will provide comprehensive insights and practical guidance to help you navigate these changes efficiently.
Coders, billers, auditors, office managers
Jill M Young is the Principal of Young Medical Consulting, LLC. A company founded 18 years ago to meet the education and compliance needs of physicians and their staff Jill has over 40 years of medical experience working in all areas of the medical practice including clinical, billing and rounding with physicians. Her unique style of working with physicians is not only effective but helps bridge the gap between coders and physicians from a practical perspective. Her comments and opinions can be seen in several publications and also heard on a variety of audio-conferences. Her background gives her a unique style of teaching using real life examples of coding and billing situations. She hates boring lectures, so be prepared for a presentation that is fast paced and informative.
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