tci ED Coding & Reimbursement Alert - 2022 Issue Q1

Rash Coding: Check This Guide to Skin Rash Coding

Hint: Rashes impact both adults and children, but many codes remain the same. When a rash comes on suddenly, people often report directly to the ED — particularly if they’re concerned about having an allergic reaction to something. Fortunately, the vast majority of rashes that ED providers see are considered minor. Even if they aren’t serious, however, you need to understand which codes apply, and which terms you might see in a chart. To understand how to code common rashes, check out this quick guide. Can You Code Roseola Infantum? When patients present with a fever followed...

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