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20th edition icd-9 Cheat Sheet
(2009-10) standard edition, 'the
little blue book' Used by thousands of
home care nurses, therapists, and other coders since 1989! It's the
fastest, it's the most simple. It has case-mix values
and Vcode sequencing and more! |
Price: 1-5 copies $43.95 ea; 6-10
copies $41.95 ea; 11-24 copies $39.95 ea; 25-59 copies $37.95 ea;
60+ copies $35.95 ea. (isbn13: 978-1-889823-40-9)
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The LARGE PRINT version of the popular Cheat Sheet for
icd-9 coding! The print is 13 point -the standard is 10 point,
so this is considerably easier to
read than a standard book.
And the larger print requires a
larger book; it's 8.5 x 11. For more about the large print
version, click here. Price: $53.95
(isbn13: 978-1-889823-41-6)
icd-9 Cheat Sheet on your computer
Same information as the standard Cheat Sheet but in pdf
format on your computer. It you use a laptop and don't want to carry
another book, this is for you. For information about the
Cheat Sheet for your computer click here
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Home Care Coding Guidelines
3rd edition
What you need to know, in plain English. Includes new guidelines
effective 10/1/08. For more info about the
guidelines, click here.
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icd-9 Cheat Sheet for Abbreviations
| A Word From a Fan |
| Hi my name is Dina Civitano RN. I am an
outreach intake homecare nurse for VIP in New York. I assess patients all
day at various facilities. I am on the GO all the time. This book saved my
life! I am now able to CODE quickly and efficiently. I will recommend it
to my whole staff and ALL of my nurse friends. Thanks for making my
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you. Let us know if you are a consultant or otherwise
work with coders. We'll be glad to include your contact
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| A Word From a Fan |
I love the cheat sheet book. I recommend it to all my coding
friends and I have a lot of friends from the Home Health coding
list serve. It saves me lots of time and it is accurate. I have
used it since 2003 and it has not steered me wrong. I am a
coding/billing specialist and I help train other Home Health
coders. Thank you for a great resource.
Vonnie Walton, HCS-D,
Coding /Billing Specialist
Home based
PO BOX 362
Conetoe, NC 27819
252.823.4217 (Fax/phone)
252.382.0542 (nc cell)
email:
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With the new PPS/OASIS B1 it is more important than
ever to get your icd-9 coding done as quickly as possible. The Cheat
Sheet
is the fastest way
possible.
OASIS B1 and PPS 2008 gotcha
thinking? Read this.
NOTE
Remember that icd-9 coding has not changed. You should still choose
icd-9 codes according to official guidelines.
Repeatedly in the final HHPPS ruling, CMS states that coding should be done
according to coding guidelines. And,
"It is significant to note that the logic for determining both the primary and
secondary diagnoses remains unchanged
(see the OASIS Implementation Manual, Definition Section of M0230/240 as well
as Attachment D to Chapter 8).
The primary diagnosis is determined based on the condition most related to the
current plan of care. This diagnosis
may or may not be related to a patient’s recent hospital stay but must relate
to the services rendered by the HHA."
Federal Register / Vol. 72, No. 167 /
Wednesday, August 29, 2007 / Rules and Regulations 49845
What has changed? Basically, some codes that carried case-mix
weight, no longer have weight. Other codes which had
no case-mix weight do now. The weight values have changed and the
way icd-9 case-mix weights combine with other
scores has changed. How you choose icd-9 codes has not
changed. You need a coding manual and an understanding
of the coding guidelines. And you can get everything you need on
this page.
I was talking to a long time customer today
and she said something that made me feel really good.
"I've used the
Cheat Sheet for years. Every time I can't find a code
in the big books, I look in the Cheat Sheet and I always find it."
Thank you JR in CA!!
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