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Fall (on)(from) incline, sequela

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ICD10CM codes

W10.3XXS - Fall (on)(from) incline, sequela
W10.2XXS - Fall (on)(from) incline, sequela
W10.2 - Fall (on)(from) incline
W10.2XXD - Fall (on)(from) incline, subsequent encounter
W10.3XXD - Fall (on)(from) incline, subsequent encounter
W10.0XXS - Fall (on)(from) escalator, sequela
W10.2XXA - Fall (on)(from) incline, initial encounter
W10.3XXA - Fall (on)(from) incline, initial encounter
W10.8XXS - Fall (on) (from) other stairs and steps, sequela
W10.9XXS - Fall (on) (from) unspecified stairs and steps, sequela

HCPCS codes

G8910 - Patient documented to have experienced a fall within asc
M1069 - Patient screened for future fall risk
G8959 - Clinician treating major depressive disorder communicates to clinician treating comorbid condition
G9593 - Pediatric patient with minor blunt head trauma classified as low risk according to the pecarn predic
E1060 - Fully-reclining wheelchair, detachable arms, desk or full length, swing away detachable elevating le
E1100 - Semi-reclining wheelchair, fixed full length arms, swing away detachable elevating leg rests
G9310 - Unplanned hospital readmission within 30 days of principal procedure
G9597 - Pediatric patient with minor blunt head trauma not classified as low risk according to the pecarn pr
D0191 - Assessment of a patient
S9025 - Omnicardiogram/cardiointegram

CPT4 codes

1100F - Patient screened for future fall risk; documentation of 2 or more falls in the past year or any fall
0518F - Falls plan of care documented (GER)
1101F - Patient screened for future fall risk; documentation of no falls in the past year or only 1 fall wit
6080F - Patient (or caregiver) queried about falls (Prkns, DSP)
3288F - Falls risk assessment documented (GER)
32120 - Thoracotomy; for postoperative complications
10180 - Incision and drainage, complex, postoperative wound infection
3092F - Major depressive disorder, in remission (MDD)
3089F - Major depressive disorder, moderate (MDD)
43410 - Suture of esophageal wound or injury; cervical approach