Recovering from ICD-10 Delay Requires Planning and Engagement | EHRintelligence.com
Recovering from ICD-10 Delay Requires Planning and Engagement
Author Jennifer Bresnick | Date October 29, 2014
The ICD-10 delay may have knocked the wind out of a number of healthcare organizations who had been preparing for an October 1, 2014 deadline, but now that a new date has been set for 2015, it’s time to start picking up the pieces and getting back on track. With less than a year to go, the majority of providers still have a great deal of work to do in order to prepare for the new code set, and must retool their roadmaps to meet the challenges ahead.
From reinvesting in infrastructure to mitigating the potential financial impacts of denied claims, how can providers ensure that they are ready for the ICD-10 switch? Summer Scott Humphreys, Executive Consultant for Beacon Partners, sat down with EHRintelligence to discuss some of the actionable steps providers should be taking as the clock ticks down to October 1, 2015.
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