STAT ICD-9 LITE
Austin Physician Productivity, LLC

December 1st, 2011

This app is designed for both iPhone and iPad

Price: Free

Category: Medical

Updated: Dec 01, 2011

Version: 2544

Size: 8.2 MB

Language: English

Seller: Austin Physician Productivity, LLC

Rated 12+

Requirements: Compatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad.Requires iOS 4.0 or later.

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STAT ICD-9 LITE by Austin Physician Productivity, LLC

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Description

What is the code for hypertensive heart disease with CHF? To find out touch your iPhone four times:

STEP 1 - Launch "STAT ICD-9"
STEP 2 - Select "CIRCULATORY SYSTEM"
STEP 3 - Select "Hypertensive disease (401-405)"
STEP 4 - Select "Hypertensive heart disease (402)"
CODE: "402.10 MAL HYPERT HRT DIS W HF"
TAP: "Benign hypertensive heart disease without heart failure"

Precise medical diagnosis coding is now at your fingertips - STAT!.

All 13,677 ICD-9-CM diagnosis codes are now available in your pocket for quick retrieval by disease classification in a drilldown format with no typing. Code to the highest level of specificity every time. There is no need to overuse nonspecific "NOS" codes that often do not meet medical necessity criteria. You'll never be at a loss to find the most specific diagnosis code available. It works fastest because it gives you only the information that you need - the diagnosis name and the ICD-9 code.

Why settle for merely *some* of the available diagnosis codes?

Try it for yourself and see. Use this fully-functional version with the complete 2008 ICD-9-CM diagnosis codes for as long as you wish in your practice. Then consider purchasing STAT ICD-9 Coder for the most up-to-date codes published by CMS each October. STAT ICD-9 Coder also allows you to save your favorite codes for rapid access.

What's New in Version 2544

Bug fixes

Customer Reviews

STAT ICD9 (3 stars)
Easy to use, and this program is better than the other one I tried, but I had only been using it a few minutes before I found a 5th digit subcategory that isn't there. In something as precise as coding is expected to be that's a problem. I was hoping I could get by without lugging that huge book around - but thinking all of these programs still have a little work to do before I can rely on them instead of the book.