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The 2026 coding updates are here—and they’re not small. Between HCPCS changes, ICD-10-CM revisions, and CPT^® additions and deletions, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed trying to sort through what matters most.

Whether you’re a medical coder, auditor, or compliance professional, staying up to date on 2026 ICD-10-CM updates is crucial for accurate reporting and reducing claim denials.

Many of us look forward to autumn as cooler temperatures arrive and the leaves on the trees begin to change. Coders might look forward to autumn for one more reason: ICD-10 coding changes take affect October 1 every year! This means it’s important to review new codes, revised codes, deleted codes,...

Ada decides to start her day with pancakes – what could go wrong? Well, if you know Ada, A LOT can go wrong. 

The World Health Organization (WHO) stopped supporting ICD-10 years ago. In the United States, the National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS) independently maintains ICD-10-CM for use in the U.S. 

As the clock struck midnight on December 31st, Ada enthusiastically donned her sparkly resolution-themed hat and began typing away, determined to list every resolution that popped into her head.

Ada’s piano had gathered dust for far too long, so she decided it was time to sharpen her musical skills and enjoy some tunes.

We’ve all been there – watching our laundry pile grow and grow until it engulfs an entire chair (or corner of the room). Ada finds herself in that very predicament, ignoring the boring task of laundry when there’s so much fun to be had in the summer sun.