76- year- old morbidly obese white male , was admitted to
facility with acute exacebration of COPD. He is a previous smoker,
but has not smoked for the past year because of his breathing
issues have continued to worsen. He was started on oxygen and
treated with an oral corticosteroid with prophyalatic antibiotics
administred. The
progress note of day two states that the pressure ulcer of his
right heel (stage 4) was
non- excisional debrided at bed side.
As an auditor, you review the POA status, code assignment, and DRG
assignment shown below for this patient stay
J44.1......Y(present on admission)
L89.614.....N
E66.01.........Y
Z87.891.......E(exempt)
1) what is the error, all the POA assignment is correct and what impact on the does on the reimbursement?
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1.coding N. it is the error. for hospital acquired condition reimbursement is not given.
2. It should be immediately reported . The patient is having arterial insufficiency and mistaken for pressure ulcer. code must be changed. otherwise reimbursement is not given to the client.
1.Error i seen in these case is not coded for the non-excisional debridement it is non operative brusing,scrubbing of devitalizes tissues,necrosis or other foreign material.Code assigned for the non-excisional debridgement is 86.28.
2.The action to be taken that non excisional debridgement should be reported immediately and send for reimbursement.The ulcer is formed due to decreased blood supply that is arterial insufficiency that code has to be changed to Code I73.9.If you not take necessary action reimbursement should not be provided to the patient.
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