ICD-10 Codes for Optometry. Eric Botts, OD Macomb, IL drvision@claimdoctor.net



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ICD-10 Codes for Optometry Eric Botts, OD Macomb, IL drvision@claimdoctor.net

Disclosures I am a member of Speakers Bureau for Zeissmeditec and ALCON but have no financial interest in these companies. I am the owner of OBC Billing Specialists.

OBC Billing Specialists www.claimdoctor.net 309-836-2456 Services We Provide 1. Submit Medical/Routine Claims Medical Claims Routine Vision Claims Bill Patient for Balance Due 2. Credential doctors for all insurance plans 3. Medical Coding Booklet and Forms 4. Training Videos for coding/billing

Why Change to ICD-10? ICD-10 provides more specific descriptions of medical disease/condition Allows for future changes in the medical coding arena Better quantification of disease state More specific coding results in fewer coding errors

When will change occur? Change is scheduled for Oct. 1 st, 2015

How do you Prepare? Convert to Electronic Health Records Anything with ICD-9 codes on it needs to be updated to ICD-10 Be sure your clearinghouse and EHR are ready for switch Worst case scenario is delayed reimbursement due to payors not ready for switch on Oct. 1, 2015

Organization of ICD-10 H00-H05 Disorders of the eyelid, lacrimal system, and orbit H10-H11 H15-H22 Disorders of the conjunctiva Disorders of the sclera, cornea, iris, and ciliary body H25-H28 H30-H36 H40-H42 Disorders of the lens Disorders of the choroid and retina Glaucoma

Organization of ICD-10 H43-H44 H46-H47 Disorders of the vitreous body and globe Disorders of optic nerve and visual pathways H49-H52 H53-H54 H55-H57 H59 Disorders of ocular muscles, binocular movement, accommodation, and refraction Visual disturbances and blindness Other disorders of the eye and adnexa Intraoperative and postprocedural complications and disorders of eye and adnexa, not elsewhere classified

How are ICD-10 different from ICD-9? ICD-10 codes differ from ICD-9 because they are alphanumeric and contain 3-7 characters. ICD-9 > ICD-10 366.15 > H25.011

How are ICD-10 the same? Used to classify disease Use them to be reimbursed by insurance payors

How do we convert from ICD-9 to ICD-10? General Equivalence Mapping(GEM) No match-3% 1 to 1 exact mapping-24% 1 to 1 approximate mapping- 68% 1 to many mapping-5% Source: American Medical Association

1 to 1 Exact Mapping ICD-9 362.50 = Degeneration of macula 362.51 = Nonexudative macular degeneration 362.52 = Exudative Macular degeneration ICD-10 H35.30 Unspec macular degener H35.31 Nonexudative AMD H35.32 Exudative AMD

1 to 1 Approximate Mapping ICD-9 362.56 = Macular Puckering ICD-10 H35.371 Right eye or H35.372 Left eye or H35.373 Bilateral or H35.379 Unspecified Macular Puckering

1 to Many Mapping ICD-9 250.51 Type 1 Controlled Diabetic w/ ophthalmic issues 362.01 Background DR 362.07 Diabetic macular edema ICD-10 E10.311 Type 1 Diabetes Mellitus with Diabetic Macular Edema 250.51+362.01+362.07 = E10.311

Refractive ICD-10 Codes Hyperopia 367.0 H52.00 Hyperopia, unspecified eye H52.01 Hyperopia, right eye H52.02 Hyperopia, left eye H52.13 Hyperopia, bilateral Myopia 367.1 H52.10 Myopia, unspecified eye H52.11 Myopia, right eye H52.12 Myopia, left eye H52.13 myopia, bilateral

Primary Open Angle POAG 365.11 Glaucoma H40.10X0 POAG, stage unspecified H40.11X1 POAG, mild stage H40.10X2 POAG, moderate stage H40.10X3 POAG, severe stage H40.10X4 POAG, indeterminate stage No bilaterality for suspect, POAG, narrow angle or ocular hypertension

Ocular Injuries Corneal abrasion 918.1 Injury of conj/corneal abrasion w/o FB S05.00XA unspecified eye, initial encounter S05.01XA right eye, initial encounter S05.02XA left eye, initial encounter S05.00XD unspecified eye, subsequent enc S05.01XD right eye, subsequent encounter S05.02XD left eye, subsequent encounter S05.00XS unspecified eye, sequela S05.01XS right eye, sequela S05.02XS left eye, sequela

Ocular Injuries continued Initial encounter- first exam of injury Subsequent encounter- follow up visit Sequela- after healing is complete, patient returns with complications resulting from initial injury Example: recurrent corneal erosion occurs in same location as corneal abrasion

Age-related Cataract Last digit 1-RT, 2-LT, 3-bilateral H25.03[1,2,3] Ant subcap polar cat H25.04[1,2,3] Post subcap polar cat H25.01[1,2,3] Cortical cat H25.0[1,2,3] Nuclear cat H25.2[1,2,3] Hypermature cat

Other Cataracts Last digit 1-RT, 2-LT, 3-bilateral H26.04[1,2,3] Ant subcap infant cat H26.05[1,2,3] Post subcap infant cat H26.01[1,2,3] Infant cortical cat H26.03[1,2,3] Infant/juvnile nuclear H26.13[1,2,3] Total traumatic cat

After-cataract Obscuring Vision ICD-10 is not specific for this so use H26.49[1,2,3] Other secondary cataract

Dry Eye- 375.15 H04.121- Dry eye syndrome of RT lacrimal gland H04.122- Dry eye syndrome of LT lacrimal gland H04.123- Dry eye syndrome of bilateral lacrimal glands H04.124- Dry eye syndrome of unspecified lacrimal gland

Punctate Keratitis 370.21 H16.141- PK RT eye H16.142- PK LT eye H16.143- PK Bilateral H16.149- PK unspec Trichiasis 374.05 H02.051- Trich w/o entrop RT upper lid H02.052- Trich w/o entrop RT lower lid H02.053- Trich w/o entrop RT unsp lid H02.054- Trich w/o entrop LT upper lid H02.055- Trich w/o entrop LT lower lid H02.056- Trich w/o entrop LT unsp lid H02.059- Trich wo entrop unsp eye and unsp lid

Corneal Foreign Body 930.0 T15.00XA- FB unsp cornea, 1 st visit T15.01XA- FB in RT cornea, 1 st visit T15.02XA- FB in LT cornea, 1 st visit T15.00XD- FB unsp cornea, subseq T15.01XD- FB RT cornea, subseq visit T15.02XD- FB LT cornea, subseq visit T15.00XS- FB unsp cornea, sequela T15.01XS- FB RT cornea, sequela T15.02XS- FB LT cornea, sequela

Type 2 Diabetes with Ocular Manifestations 250.50 E11.311 Typ 2 retinphy w/ edema E11.319 Typ 2 retinphy w/o edema E11.321 Typ 2 mild nonprolf w/edema E11.329 Typ 2 mild nonprof w/o edema E11.331 Typ 2 mod nonprof w/ edema E11.339 Typ 2 mod nonprof w/o edema E11.341 Typ 2 sever nonprof w/ edema E11.349 Typ 2 sever nonprof w/o edema E11.351 Typ 2 prolif w/ edema E11.359 Typ 2 prolif w/o edema

Type 1 Diabetes with Ocular Manifestations 250.51 E10.311 Typ 1 retinphy w/ edema E10.319 Typ 1 retinphy w/o edema E10.321 Typ 1 mild nonprolf w/edema E10.329 Typ 1 mild nonprof w/o edema E10.331 Typ 1 mod nonprof w/ edema E10.339 Typ 1 mod nonprof w/o edema E10.341 Typ 1 sever nonprof w/ edema E10.349 Typ 1 sever nonprof w/o edema E10.351 Typ 1 prolif w/ edema E10.359 Typ 1 prolif w/o edema

Will CPT codes change with ICD-10? NO, you will continue to use same codes for exams and procedures 99xxx, 92xxx and s-codes for exams 92250, 92083, 92133 will be the same as with ICD-9 codes

Will modifiers for CPT codes still be necessary? Yes, and you will need to match them up with correct ICD-10 code for bilateral and unilateral procedures Example: Insert punctal plug (68761) lower left (E2) and lower right (E4) requires H04.123- Dry Eye Syndrome of bilateral lacrimal glands

224.6- Benign Neoplasm 92250- Fundus photos

ICD-10 D31.31- Benign Neoplasm 92250- Fundus photos

224.6- Benign Neoplasm 92250- Fundus Photo 92015- Refraction 99204- Office visit

ICD-10 D31.31- Benign Neoplasm 92250- Fundus Photos 92015- Refraction 99204- OV

99204-Office Visit 92250-Fundus photos 92083-TVF 92020-Gonio 92015-Refraction 76514-Pach

ICD-10 H40.11X2-POAG, Moderate stage H25.13-Nuclear Cataract, Bilateral

92132- Ant. Seg OCT 92133-ON OCT 99213-Office visit 95930-Visual Evoked Potential

ICD-10 H40.11X2-POAG, Moderate Stage 92132-Ant Seg OCT 92133-ON OCT 99213-OV 95930 Visual Evoked Potential

99204- Office visit 92015- Refraction

ICD-10 H25.89 Age Related Cataract 99204- OV 92015- Refraction

Cataract removal and post op care

ICD-10 H25.89- Age Related Cataract 66984- Surgical Removal of Cataract

79 modifier indicates 2 nd cataract removed during post-op of 1st

ICD-10 H25.89- Age Related Cataract -79 modifier indicates 2 nd cataract removed during global of 1st

Covered ICD-9/ICD-10 codes for post-op glasses 379.31 APHAKIA H27.0[0,1,2,3] Aphakia unspec, RT, LT, Bilateral 743.35 CONGENITAL APHAKIA Q12.3 Congenital Aphakia V43.1 LENS REPLACED BY OTHER MEANS Z96.1 Presence of intraocular lens

V2300- Sphere, trifocal V2781- No-line differential V2020- Frame V2750- Anti-reflective

ICD-10 Z96.1- Presence of Intraocular Lens V2300- Sphere, trifocal V2781- No-line V2020- Frame V2750- Anti-reflective

ICD-10 H04.123- Dry Eye, Bilateral 99214- OV 68761- Closure of punctum

99213-Office visit 68761- Closure of punctum

ICD-10 H04.123- Dry Eye, Bilateral 99213-OV 68761- Closure of punctum

99214-Office visit 92285-External photos 87809QW-Adeno Detector

ICD-10 B30.0- Adenoviral Keratoconjunctivitis 99214- OV 92285- External photos 87809-QW Adeno Detector

99214-Office visit 67820-Epilation of lash

ICD-10 H16.143- Punctate Keratitis, Bilateral H02.055- Trichiasis, lower left lid H02.052- Trichiasis, lower right lid

99214-Office visit 65222-Removal of FB 65435-Removal of corneal epithelium

ICD-10 T15.01XA- Foreign Body in cornea, right eye T15.02XA- FB in cornea, left eye S05.01XA- Corneal abrasion, right eye S05.02XA- Corneal abrasion, left eye

92071-Bandage Contact Lens

ICD-10 T15.01XA- Foreign Body in cornea, right eye T15.02XA- FB in cornea, left eye S05.01XA- Corneal abrasion, right eye S05.02XA- Corneal abrasion, left eye

99204-Office visit 92250- Fundus photos 92020- Gonio 92083- TVF 92015-Refraction

ICD-10 E11.319- Type ll diabetes w retinopathy, w/o macular edema H25.043- Posterior subcap cat

92134- Retina OCT

ICD-10 E11.319- Type ll diabetes w retinopathy, w/o macular edema

BILLING MEDICAL RESULTS IN: Practicing Optometry Smarter not Harder Eric Botts, OD drvision@claimdoctor.net