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ICD-10: What Behavioral Health Clinicians and Billers Need to Know
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ICD-10: What Behavioral Health Clinicians and Billers Need to Know

By July 14, 2015November 29th, 2021No Comments

October 1 will get here before you know it! What do Behavioral Health professionals need to know about the upcoming transition to ICD-10? This whitepaper highlights the key differences between ICD-9 and ICD-10 behavioral health diagnostic codes as well as tips to make the transition smoother. Learn how to leverage technology to make your practice’s transition stress free.

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