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Code Sets

The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) Transactions, Code Sets and Identifiers (TCS&I) Program facilitates the implementation of nationwide standards of code sets used in the HIPAA-compliant electronic health care transactions for the MHS.

In addition to the Medical Data Code Sets  “adopted” in the Transactions and Code Sets Final Rule, the following are examples of administrative code sets that are also required in the HIPAA Implementation Guides: 

  • Health Care Provider Taxonomy Codes
  • Country Codes (International Organization of Standards [ISO] 3166)
  • Claim Adjustment Reason Codes
  • Place of Service Codes
  • Claim Status Codes

ICD-10 was adopted initially as a code set in January 2009 when the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) issued the original ICD-10 Final Rule. ICD-10 is currently the trending hot topic code set in the health care industry across America and of high importance to the MHS.

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New coding system gives military health care providers more flexibility, specificity in ailment ID

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6/21/2016
ICD-10 allows health care staff to document more specifically what a disease or injury is and where it is on a person’s body.

Military health care providers are now using a new system to better document ailments and injuries. ICD-10 replaces an aging set of codes not fit anymore for modern diagnoses and treatments.

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