Posted on February 5, 2009 14:28
Categories: Medicaid | Medicare
Topics: Medicaid | Medicare | Providers | Spending
This new study by Nachimson Advisors for the ICD-10 Coalition questions cost projections for the transition from ICD-9 coding to ICD-10 within the CMS proposed timeframe of October 1, 2011. The ICD-10 Coalition is seeking an extension of the timeframe due to the complexity of transition and cost estimates for implementation that are potentially higher than expected.
From the report:
Total Cost Impact of ICD‐10 Mandate on Individual Provider Practices
- For a typical small practice, Nachimson Advisors estimates the total cost impact of the ICD‐10 mandate as $83,290 per small practice.
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For a typical medium practice, Nachimson Advisors estimates the total cost impact of the ICD‐10 mandate as $285,195 per medium practice.
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For a typical large practice, Nachimson Advisors estimates the total cost impact of the ICD‐10 mandate as $2.7 million per large practice.
Full report: The Impact of Implementing ICD-10 on Physician Practices and Clinical Laboratories (PDF | 434 KB)
Nachimson Advisors, LLC. (2008). The impact of implementing ICD‐10 on physician practices and clinical laboratories.
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