LARC Quick Coding Guide Supplement



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LARC ICD-9 to ICD-10 Crosswalk Basic Implant Codes ICD-9 ICD-10 Codes Implant CPT Procedure Codes HCPCSII/JCode V25.5 Z30.018 Encounter for initial prescription of other contraceptives 11981 - insertion J7307 (includes Nexplanon) V25.43 Z30.49 Encounter for surveillance of other contraceptives (includes removal, checking, reinsertion of Nexplanon) 11982 removal 11983 removal + reinsertion J7307 V72.41 Z32.02 Pregnancy test/exam negative 81025 (Urine pregnancy test) Basic IUD Codes Don t forget to bill for the pointof-care office pregnancy test (when conducted) ICD-9 ICD-10 Codes - IUDs CPT Procedure Code HCPCSII/JCode V25.02 Z30.014 Encounter for initial prescription of IUD (not coded with the actual insertion) V25.11 58300 V25.42 Z30.431 Follow-up for patient with IUD or Routine checking for IUD V25.12 Z30.432 Encounter for removal of IUD 58301 V25.13 Z30.433 Encounter for removal + reinsertion of IUD 58301 58300-51* OR 58300-59* (Check with payer for expected modifier.) Append modifier -51 or -59 to the lesser paying service. V72.41 Z32.02 Pregnancy test/exam negative 81025 (Urine pregnancy test) Don t forget to bill for the pointof-care office pregnancy test (when conducted)

Coding Complex Cases (IUDs) with ICD-10 Failed insertion/ procedure which caused failed/ procedure> *Document reason for failed/stopped procedure with 58300-52* or -53* *NOTE: Use modifier -52 (Failed Procedure) to denote that you attempted insertion but the procedure was incomplete due to anatomical factors (eg. Stenosis) or -53 (Discontinued Procedure) to indicate that you had to stop because of concerns for patient well-being (eg. vaso-vagal, severe pain). Perforation (during insertion procedure) 58300-53 *Use modifier -53 if procedure was due to perforation. T83.39XA Perforation of uterus by IUD (non-traumatic) Difficult insertion with ultrasound guidance justifying ultrasound> 58300-22*Document the reason for additional work. 76998 (Ultrasonic guidance, intraoperative ) *Document the justification for ultrasonic guidance (eg. patient in severe pain).

Difficult insertion with ultrasound used to confirm the location of the IUD justifying ultrasound> *Document with 58300-22*Document the reason for additional work. 76857 Ultrasound, pelvic [nonobstetric], real time with image documentation; limited or follow-up -or - 76830 Ultrasound, transvaginal *NOTE: It is not routine practice to use ultrasound to confirm placement. You must document justification for ultrasonography (eg. Uterine perforation, severe pain). Missing strings, with ultrasound to locate T83.39XA either Z30.431 OR Z30.432 Other mechanical of intrauterine contraceptive device 76857 Ultrasound, pelvic, limited or follow-up - OR - 76830 Ultrasound, transvaginal Z30.431 Follow-up for patient with IUD (if patient wants to keep IUD) Z30.432 Encounter for IUD removal (if patient desires removal) 58301 or 58301-22* *NOTE: You may append modifier -22 if the removal was complicated. Supporting documentation may be requested by a payer. If the string is easily located in the canal, -22 modifier should not be added. It should be appended only if it is a very difficult extraction and is separately documented with the claim.

Failed removal Z30.432 T83.32XA OR which caused failed/ procedure> Encounter for IUD removal Displacement of IUD, initial encounter *Document reason for failed/stopped procedure with 58301-52 or -53* *NOTE: Use modifier -52 to denote that you attempted removal but the removal procedure was incomplete (unable to remove/locate IUD) or modifier -53 to indicate that you had to stop because of concerns for patient well-being. You must document reason for failed or incomplete procedure.

Common LARC Modifiers Modifier Definition Possible Clinical Scenarios Documentation -22 Increased Complex or difficult insertion Total time of the procedure as compared with typical duration procedural Unsuccessful insertion, followed by successful insertion Reason for the additional work required services during the same surgical session Include diagnoses with appropriate ICD-10 codes or simple descriptive diagnoses that explain the reasons for the added difficulty -25 Significant, separately identifiable E/M service -51* Multiple procedures performed on the same day, during the same session Patient came in for general contraceptive counseling, ends up choosing IUD or implant, and it is inserted that day Removal of IUD and insertion of new IUD on the same day Removal of implant and insertion of new implant on the same day -52 Failed procedure Provider couldn't complete procedure for anatomic reasons (eg. stenosis) -53 Discontinued Provider couldn't complete procedure due to concerns for procedure patient well-being Severe pain Vasovagal Patient changed mind during procedure Document time spent counseling Document should support the reasons for removal and reinsertion on the same day (eg. IUD expired, desired to continue with same method) Document reasons for procedure failure (eg. N88.2 Stricture/ stenosis of cervix) How much work was actually performed Document reason procedure terminated (eg. R55 Syncope/ vasovagal) -59* Distinct procedural service Removal of IUD and insertion of new IUD on the same day Removal of implant and insertion of new implant on the same day Document should support the reasons for removal and reinsertion on the same day (eg. IUD expired, desired to continue with same method) -76 Repeat procedure Successful insertion but the IUD is expelled, followed by Document reason for repeat procedure (eg. IUD was expelled) repeat insertion * When choosing between modifiers -51 and -59, payer policy may be the determining factor. Some payers will not pay for multiple procedures using modifier -51. Check with payer.