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1. ICD-10 Risks &
Risk Mitigation
for
Providers
ICD-10 will change everything.
Hospital staff across the enterprise
will need education to adapt to broad
changes in systems, processes and
documentation.
Every tool, system, report, program,
process and interface involving ICD-9
diagnosis or procedure codes must be
adapted for ICD-10.
If your hospital doesn’t properly
prepare you will be at serious risk.
The transition to ICD-10 is a
lot of work that must be
completed by the October 1,
2014 deadline.
If you’re not prepared you
will experience disruption to
claims reimbursement.
Don’t expose your hospital.
Mitigate the risks of ICD-10 with these recommendations.
Understand
ICD-10
Requirements
Find the Right People
Conduct Awareness
Training
Develop Impact Assessment
Project Plan
Create a Project Plan
and Budget
Inventory all systems
and contact vendors
Identify stakeholders
for inclusion in
project team
Determine potential
revenue cycle impacts
early on