CMS/AMA Joint Announcement and Guidance Regarding ICD-10 Flexibilities
MDS 3.0 Insider, August 19, 2016
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Updates to the Clarifying Questions and Answers Related to the July 6, 2015 CMS/AMA Joint Announcement and Guidance Regarding ICD-10 Flexibilities are available. Many resources remain to help providers with ICD-10 questions. Please refer to the CMS ICD-10 webpage for informational resources. A step-by-step resource list is also available to help you quickly locate important contacts.
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