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2009 ICD-9 Updates here!
Sep 10, 09
Note: The 2010 ICD-9 Updates are now available.
We have reviewed all of the ICD-9 2009 updates, and compiled a summarized list of all of the changes that need to made in order for you to be compliant.
Claims submitted with invalid/deleted ICD-9 codes for service dates on or after October 1, 2008 will be rejected.
You can view the online slideshow and/or download the PowerPoint by filling out the form below.
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I am a student at DeVry University. My major is Health Information Technoloy. I am finishing a presentation on Medicare Inpatient Diagnosis in the state of Illinois. I am glad to have come across this website for updates of the ICD-9 for the year 2010. I found the this website to be very informative and I am using it as a reference in my presentation.
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