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Sep 16, 09
There are also many revisions to the language that ICD-9 codes use to describe conditions. Without updating the language to ICD-9 codes, a code could be selected improperly causing an incorrect code to be used.
The New, Revised and Invalid ICD-9 codes take effect October 1, 2009. Each year, BDA provides tools to assist physicians and organizations with the ICD-9 code changes. We’ve put together a Power Point presentation that goes over these changes for you. Neglecting to update your ICD-9 codes annually could delay claims and payments. Take advantage of these resources now so the ICD-9 changes will cause no delay in your payment for services.
You can view the slideshow online, or download the Power Point and PDF by clicking on the play button on the image below.
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.2010 ICD9 Revised Code Updates2010 ICD9 Revised Code Updates Power Point by www.BillDunbar.com

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