Renal Insufficiency ICD-10-CM Codes

ICD codes for renal insufficiency are used in medical billing, coding, and documentation to classify and identify specific diagnoses related to impaired kidney function. They assist in tracking the prevalence of renal insufficiency and facilitate proper reimbursement for medical services.

Yes, ICD-10 codes specify different stages of chronic kidney disease. For example, N18.1 represents stage 1, N18.2 represents stage 2, N18.3 represents stage 3, and N18.4 represents stage 4.

ICD codes for renal insufficiency are generally used for chronic kidney disease (CKD) and acute kidney failure. However, specific codes exist for other kidney-related disorders, such as renal osteodystrophy or disorders of the kidney and ureter.