CMS clears up common misconceptions about the transition to ICD-10
Homecare E-News, May 4, 2015
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CMS recently spoke with the provider community to help dispel some of the myths surrounding ICD-10. Through these conversations, the agency identified some prevalent misperceptions about the looming transition to the new coding system and published clarifying facts in response.
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