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A BMI of 38 with type 2 diabetes — does that support E66.01? The answer separates a clean chart from a False Claims Act exposure. Here’s the NIH/NHLBI rule every risk adjustment coder needs to memorize before PY 2026 — when CMS-HCC V28 hits 100% weight.
Effective April 1, 2026, CMS and the CDC have released the mid-year ICD-10 update package; and while the headline numbers may look modest, the compliance and revenue implications are anything but. This update quietly reshapes how coders apply long‑familiar codes, and …
If you work in medical coding – whether you’re just starting out or you’ve been at it for years – you’ve probably heard the big question: “Is AI about to take my job?” Honestly, it’s a fair thing to wonder. …
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Question: Is Medical Billing and Coding In Demand? I was recently discharged from the military during boot camp. Im home now and looking to get into the medical field. I want to first go to school for Medical Billing and …
If you’re a medical coder looking to advance your career, you’ve got great options to consider that really build on your existing skills. Let’s quickly go over what medical coders do on a daily basis. Essentially, you translate notes from …
Q: “Code G83.24 Monoplegia of upper limb affecting left non-dominant side. This code is used for diagnosing issues that affect the left side of the person. My question is, due to the non-dominant side, would this make the person left-handed …
Vaccination coding can be complex, with frequent updates to guidelines and nuances between pediatric and adult immunizations. In this in-depth article, we’ll explore key considerations, documentation requirements, and examples to master vaccination coding for patients of any age. Key Factors …