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ICD-10 Information

Beginning 10/01/2015 all searches with a service date on or after 10/01/2015 will need to use ICD-10 codes. You will not be able to use ICD-9 codes. This is due to the format the state provides the data that drives the LineFinder.

We have provided a link to a third party tool to help facilitate matching up ICD-9 codes to their ICD-10 equivalent.

For service dates before 10/01/2015 you will need to use ICD-9 codes for searching.

What does it all mean?

Item is above the line/funded
Item is below the line/not funded
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Search for the selected ICD/CPT code
Add the selected ICD/CPT code to your exsiting search

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Important information regarding LineFinder and ICD-10. Learn more!

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Further Reading

  • OHP Policies, Rules, and Guidelines
  • Current Prioritized List of Health Services
  • LineFinder Frequently Asked Questions

ICD-10 Code Conversion

Need help mapping an ICD-9 code to an ICD-10 code? CMS provides general equivalency mappings for ICD-9 codes. The site below uses these files to provide a best match. Clinical analysis may be needed to determine which code(s) is most apt for that particular case. Be sure to always review the mapping results prior to applying them.

www.icd10data.com/Convert


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