As the transition from ICD-9 to ICD-10 befalls, we clearly understand the challenges and the benefits that complying with ICD-10 poses and offers. O2I is already ICD-9 complaint and our preparedness and adaptive nature makes us better positioned to offer ICD-10 complaint coding and billing services to our clients, as per their transition and compliance driven requirements. Soon all healthcare institutions would need to follow the ICD-10 requirements, and O2I will enable easy transition from ICD-9. October 1, 2013, is the date for compliance of International Classification of Diseases, Tenth Revision.
A major difference is the increased specificity of information which is conveyed in the ICD-10 codes. For instance, treatment for a burn on the right hand is just coded as "treatment for burn on the arm" in ICD-9 as against "treatment for a burn on the right hand" in ICD-10.
Other notable differences are tabulated below (source: AMA):
We clearly understand what it takes to comply with a new set of codes and the kind of sustained effort that goes into achieving it. Our specifically designed learning process has clearly made us better equipped in offering our clients the best coding and billing services.
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