It’s official: October 1, 2015 is the new ICD-10 compliance date. To help your practice with this transition, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services’ (CMS) is introducing the new Road to 10 Program.

Developed in collaboration with small practice physicians, Road to 10 provides free tools, information and training to support your ICD-10 journey. Whether you are just getting started or have your transition underway, Road to 10 will help you navigate your path to ICD-10 compliance.

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The resources available through Road to 10 will help you:

• Understand the basics of ICD-10, the differences between ICD-9 and ICD-10, and the opportunities associated with ICD-10
• Explore common codes, primers for clinical documentation, clinical scenarios, and physician perspectives broken out by specialty
• Create a customized action plan, personalized by specialty and practice details

To learn more about ICD-10 and the Road to 10 Program, please view this brief video introduction.

Visit Road to 10 Program to get started.