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Data Element
CIP041
CIP.002.041
No Updates
Definition | ICD-9 or ICD-10 diagnosis codes used as a tool to group and identify diseases, disorders, symptoms, poisonings, adverse effects of drugs and chemicals, injuries and other reasons for patient encounters. Diagnosis codes should be passed through to T-MSIS exactly as they were submitted by the provider on their claim (with the exception of removing the decimal). For example: 210.5 is coded as "2105". |
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Size | X(7) |
FLF Start Position | 218 |
FLF Stop Position | 224 |
Segment Key Field Identifier | Not Applicable |
Coding Requirements | 1. When populated, a Diagnosis Code Flag is required 2. If associated Diagnosis Code Flag value is "1" (ICD-9), then value must be in ICD-9 Diagnosis Code List (VVL) 3. If associated Diagnosis Code Flag value is "2" (ICD-10), then value must be in ICD-10 Diagnosis Code List (VVL) 4. Value must be a minimum of 3 characters 5. Value must not contain a decimal point 6. If associated Diagnosis Code Flag value is '"1" (ICD-9), value must not exceed 5 characters 7. If associated Diagnosis Code Flag value is "2" (ICD-10), value must not exceed 7 characters 8. When there is more than one diagnosis code on a claim, each value must be unique 9. Conditional 10. Value must not be populated when Diagnosis Code 3 (CIP.002.038) is not populated |
Valid Value Code Set | Valid Value Code | Valid Value Name | Valid Value Description | Effective Start Date | Effective End Date |
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DE Number | System DE Number | DE Name | File Segment Number | File Segment Name |
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CLT038 | CLT.002.038 | DIAGNOSIS-CODE-4 | CLT00002 | CLAIM-HEADER-RECORD-LT |