2009 HCPCS Cross Coder
The HCPCS Cross Coder provides comprehensive, alphanumeric listings of HCPCS Level II codes linked to the corresponding ICD-9-CM diagnosis and procedure codes to help you match your services and supplies with the right diagnoses. Code it right the first time—all in one step, all in one book.
• Decrease the Possibility of Claim Denials Associated with Supplies and Services. HCPCS Level II codes are cross walked to ICD-9-CM diagnosis and procedure codes to confirm choices before claim submission.
• Firmly Grasp the Meaning of Various HCPCS Level II Codes through Visualization. Many supplies and services that require coding are clarified with illustrations.
• Eliminate the Time Spent Reviewing and Revising Incorrectly Coded Claims. Complete descriptions for HCPCS Level II codes that explain and help in appropriate code selection are provided.
• Easily Identify When Primary/Secondary Codes Are Needed. Icons alongside ICD-9-CM codes indicate when additional codes are required and validate if code selection is gender appropriate.
• Avoid Confusion about HCPCS Level II Terminology. Terms are clearly defined in a comprehensive glossary.
• Earn 1 CEU from the American Academy of Professional Coders.
2009 Procedural Cross Coder
To save time, eliminate confusion and improve coding proficiency, turn to the Procedural Cross Coder. An ideal resource for those coding both inpatient and outpatient procedures, this all-in-one resource crosswalks ICD-9-CM procedure codes to the CPT® codes, allowing the user to analyze data across procedure coding systems.
• ICD-9-CM procedure codes are listed in numerical order to make searching quick and easy.
• Increase Coding Efficiency Using Just One Resource. Complete claims requiring ICD-9-CM procedure codes and CPT® codes using the same resource.
• Gain a Clear Understanding of What Various ICD-9-CM and CPT® Codes Actually Mean. Definitions for many of the inpatient and outpatient codes are provided to help in making more appropriate, precise code selections.
• Find Answers Quickly. The glossary supplies definitions for common clinical, billing and reimbursement terminology.
• Earn 1 CEU from the American Academy of Professional Coders.
• CPT® is a registered trademark of the American Medical Association.
2009 Ingenix Radiology Cross Coder
Simplify and speed coding with the one-stop, cross-coding resources developed for those who work for physicians, hospitals or payers. These easy-to-use manuals provide essential links from CPT® codes to the appropriate ICD-9-CM and HCPCS Level II codes along with corresponding, clarifying illustrations. The Cross Coders are sure to help you code it right––the first time!
• Numerical Organization by CPT® Code Provides an All-in-One Guide for Coders Who Need Diagnosis and Procedure Code Information.
• Recognize When Primary/Secondary Codes Are Required. ICD-9-CM code icons indicate when additional codes are needed and if the code selected is appropriate for the sex of the patient.
• Spend Less Time Correcting Erroneous Claims. Before submitting claims, consult complete CPT®, ICD-9-CM and HCPCS Level II code descriptions that provide clear code explanations and guidance.
• Ideal for Quick Reference. Solve problematic coding concerns with the help of the glossary or appendix.
• Earn 1 CEU from the American Academy of Professional Coders.
• CPT® is a registered trademark of the American Medical Association.
2009 Ingenix Surgical Cross Coder
Simplify and speed coding with the one-stop, cross-coding resources developed for those who work for physicians, hospitals or payers. These easy-to-use manuals provide essential links from CPT® codes to the appropriate ICD-9-CM and HCPCS Level II codes along with corresponding, clarifying illustrations. The Cross Coders are sure to help you code it right––the first time!
• Organized by CPT® Code. Find all the cross walks to relevant code sets on the same page.
• Most Extensive Code Crosswalk Available.
• Quickly Locate the Necessary Code Information.
• Spend Less Time Correcting Erroneous Claims. Before submitting claims, consult complete CPT®, ICD-9-CM and HCPCS Level II code descriptions that provide clear code explanations and guidance.
• Recognize When Primary/Secondary Codes Are Required. ICD-9-CM code icons indicate when additional codes are needed and if the code selected is appropriate for the sex of the patient.
• Ideal for Quick Reference. Solve problematic coding concerns with the help of the glossary or appendix.
• Earn 5 CEUs from the American Academy of Professional Coders.
• CPT® is a registered trademark of the American Medical Association.
2009 Ingenix Anesthesia Cross Coder
Simplify and speed coding with the one-stop, cross-coding resources developed for those who work for physicians, hospitals or payers. These easy-to-use manuals provide essential links from CPT® codes to the appropriate ICD-9-CM and HCPCS Level II codes along with corresponding, clarifying illustrations. The Cross Coders are sure to help you code it right––the first time!
• Numerical organization by CPT® code provides an all-in-one guide for coders who need diagnosis and procedure code information.
• Recognize When Primary/Secondary Codes Are Required. ICD-9-CM code icons indicate when additional codes are needed and if the code selected is appropriate for the sex of the patient.
• Spend Less Time Correcting Erroneous Claims. Before submitting claims, consult complete CPT®, ICD-9-CM and HCPCS Level II code descriptions that provide clear code explanations and guidance.
• Ideal for Quick Reference. Solve problematic coding concerns with the help of the glossary or appendix.
•Earn 1 CEU from the American Academy of Professional Coders.
• CPT® is a registered trademark of the American Medical Association.
2009 Ingenix 2008 Physician Quality Reporting Cross Coder
A time-saving tool that helps physician practices to comply with Medicare’s rules for bonus payments for quality reporting. Links procedure, diagnosis and quality reporting codes (CPT® Level II and HCPCS quality codes) to allow physicians to see their range of options for reporting the existing 72 quality measures, plus the new measures for 2008.
• Quickly locate the necessary code information. Code linkage information is accessible three ways, from either ICD-9-CM, CPT® or CPT® Level II/HCPCS quality codes.
• Determine which quality indicators best suit your practice and provide the greatest opportunity for earning bonus payments
• Recognize when primary/secondary codes are required. ICD-9-CM code icons indicate when additional codes are needed and if the code selected is appropriate for the sex of the patient.
• Earn CEUs from the American Academy of Professional Coders (AAPC).
• CPT® is a registered trademark of the American Medical Association.
