ICD9 Consult 2015

ICD9 Consult 2015



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About ICD9 Consult 2015

ICD9 Consult puts the complete, latest 2015 ICD9-CM on your iPhone or iPod Touch for about 1/3 the price of most printed ICD9-CM manuals which are far less convenient.

With ICD9 Consult, you’ll never have to flip through a 30 pound book or go hunting for a coding reference page again.

The 2015 codes were effective October 1, 2014, and they are what you should now be using to ensure maximal and accurate billing.

The 2015 ICD9-CM diagnosis codes are both searchable and browsable by their traditional categories. Search simultaneously by code, diagnosis, included diagnoses, and description, through the whole ICD9-CM or through just a category or selected nonspecific code. Images within the list indicate whether a code is specific or nonspecific. Tap to view the diagnosis and the full text of its standard ICD-9 long description and to add it to your Favorites list for immediate access later.

Features at a glance:
• Complete 2015 ICD9-CM diagnosis codes and 2008 ICD9-CM procedure codes, with all subcodes and all long descriptions: over 21,000 individual codes, instantly accessible
• Search within any list of codes, by code number, by diagnosis, and by full text of long descriptions
•Diagnoses' descriptions have an "includes" section, which is also indexed and searched, which links alternate names and diagnoses to ICD-9 codes. A search for "B2 deficiency" will find 266.0 Ariboflavinosis!
• Search automatically expands abbreviations and terms for the best results; e.g. "MI" → "Myocardial Infarction."
• Browse diagnoses and ICD9-CM procedures by category and subcategory; easily limit searches to particular categories
• Distinguish specific from non-specific codes at a glance; tap a non-specific code to view its specific children. Navigate to its parent to quickly compare one specific diagnosis to another, ensuring you code for maximum reimbursement every time.
• Keep a Favorites list of diagnoses and procedures, which may include specific and nonspecific codes.

Don't be fooled by imitations! ICD9 Consult is the *only* ICD9 reference which provides:
• True search capabilities
• 100% of the ICD9-CM
• Real names for diagnoses and procedures rather than abbreviated, hard to guess names
• The complete text of the ICD9-CM descriptions.
• Extensive 'includes' diagnoses
• Free updates to future versions of the ICD9-CM

Note regarding procedure codes: ICD9 Consult provides the ICD9-CM Procedure Codes. These are not the same as the CPT Procedure Codes (which are © the AMA). Please be sure to use the codes required by your practice and billing policies.

Please visit www.icd9consult.com for additional screenshots and to learn more.
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What's New in the Latest Version 7.4

Last updated on Oct 14, 2015
Old Versions
A few small bug fixes
Added information on the ICD10 Consult 2016 update
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Version History
7.4
Oct 14, 2015
A few small bug fixes
Added information on the ICD10 Consult 2016 update
7.3
Nov 25, 2014
• Updated name and app to reflect 2015. Please note that CMS did not in fact change any codes for 2015.
7.2
Oct 7, 2014
Added full support for iPhone 6 and iPhone 6+
7.1
Sep 18, 2014
• Redesigned the interface to maximize visibility of search results, using a pull-out menu rather than tabs at the bottom
• Refined several common search terms
• Refined the code browser
7.0
Dec 17, 2013
• Updated to reflect 2014
• Fixed a visual glitch when launching on iOS 7
6.0
Sep 30, 2013
• Updated for iOS 7
• Improved search / navigation experience
5.7
Oct 9, 2012
* ICD9 Consult now requires iOS 5.0 or later *

• iPhone 5 support
• iOS 6 compatibility
• Minor bug fixes
5.5
Jul 29, 2012
• Fixed compatibility with the upcoming iOS 6
• Fixed searching by code within Favorites
5.4
May 1, 2012
Added melanocytoma to the search terms for 224.0 ("Benign neoplasm of eyeball"). Our thanks to Dr. Mikulla for noting the missing term.

Found a synonym or related condition that search doesn't locate but should? Please contact us with the suggestion.
5.3
Mar 27, 2012
Updated for iPad 3 Retina Display
5.2
Dec 9, 2011
Improved search speed
5.1
Dec 1, 2011
ICD9 Consult 5.0:
• Updated to ICD-9-CM 2012 codes (effective October 1, 2011)
• Improved search engine interface

ICD9 Consult 5.1:
• Fixed a spacing problem in the display of certain codes

Please consider leaving a review if you find ICD9 Consult 2012 useful!
5.0
Nov 19, 2011
• Updated to ICD-9-CM 2012 codes (effective October 1, 2011)
• Improved search engine interface

Please consider leaving a review if you find ICD9 Consult 2012 useful!
3.1
Dec 18, 2010
• Fixed display of the "Congenital Anomalies" category in the browser, which was previously inadvertently hidden.
3.0
Oct 25, 2010
Updated to 2011 ICD-9-CM codes, which were effective October 1, 2010.

If you appreciate the app and this free update, please consider leaving a review for ICD9 Consult 2011.
2.6
Jul 12, 2010
• Fixed display of the 327.* Organic Sleep Disorders codes
• Fixed sorting of the Favorites list to be by code
• Fixed search on iOS 3.0 and 3.1
2.5
Jul 5, 2010
• iOS 4.0 Compatible
• Optimized for iPhone 4 Retina Display
2.4
Jun 1, 2010
• Fixed a bug when viewing the code details for certain codes
2.3
May 12, 2010
Various improvements to the diagnoses browser
2.2
Apr 13, 2010
• Now universal for iPad, iPhone, and iPod Touch
2.1
Mar 1, 2010
Version 2.1
• New icon
• Further speed improvements

Version 2.0
• Updated to 2010 ICD9-CM codes
• Significant search speed improvements
• Improved browsing by adding a focused level of nonspecific codes.
2.0
Feb 26, 2010
• Updated to 2010 ICD9 codes
• Significant search speed improvements
• Improved the Diagnosis browser. General categories now focus to nonspecific codes; the result is one extra tap but much greater ease in finding the desired diagnosis.
1.5
Jan 20, 2009
• Major speed improvements when searching the ICD9
• Fixed a crash which could occur when reordering your favorites list
1.4
Nov 3, 2008
1.3
Oct 24, 2008

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