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- Free Snap-in Tabs exclusive. Tabs feature detailed information on the new 2008 codes and code changes.
- Ingenix Edge—Severity of illness alerts. All the new classes of primary or secondary diagnoses that will dramatically affect reimbursement are identified. Report patient severity correctly.
- Ingenix Edge—Present on Admission indicators. New resource provides additional information and examples for reporting.
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- Exclusive—Dx/MDC/DRG list. Perform quick audits by knowing which diagnosis codes and MDCs group to a specific DRG group, reducing the potential for fines.
- Ingenix Edge—CC condition symbol and complete CC code list with principal diagnosis exclusions. Quickly identify complications and comorbidities that affect DRG assignment.
- New Feature—Ingenix Edge—Severity of illness alerts. All the new classes of primary or secondary diagnoses that will dramatically affect reimbursement are identified. Report patient severity correctly.
- Ingenix Edge—CC condition alert with principal diagnosis exclusions and complete CC code list. Quickly identify complications and comorbidities that affect DRG assignment and know when a CC impacts DRG assignment.
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