ICD-10 Code H52.6: Other disorders of refraction

ICD-10 code H52.6, “Other disorders of refraction,” covers refractive conditions that don’t fit the more specific entries in the H52 category. Optometrists and ophthalmologists use this code when a patient’s refractive disorder isn’t a straightforward case of myopia, hypermetropia, astigmatism, presbyopia, or another named condition in the block. The disorder still needs accurate documentation and […]
ICD-10 Code H47.49: Disorders of optic chiasm in other disorders

ICD-10 code H47.49 covers optic chiasm disorders not caused by inflammation, neoplasm, or vascular disease. Learn correct use, documentation, and billing workflows.
ICD-10 Code H44.9: Unspecified disorder of globe

ICD-10 code H44.9 (Unspecified disorder of globe): billable status, H44 hierarchy, documentation requirements, ICD-9 crosswalk from 360.9, and coding guidelines.
CPT Code 99214: Billing, MDM, and documentation requirements

CPT Code 99214 is a Level 4 established patient office or outpatient visit. As defined by the American Medical Association (AMA), it covers encounters requiring either moderate complexity medical decision making (MDM) or 30-39 minutes of total provider time on the date of service. It is part of the 99202-99215 outpatient evaluation and management (E/M) […]
ICD-10 code H81.4: Vertigo of central origin guide

ICD-10 code H81.4 designates Vertigo of central origin, a vestibular disorder arising from dysfunction in the central nervous system rather than the inner ear. It belongs to ICD-10-CM Chapter 8 (Diseases of the ear and mastoid process, H60-H95), block H80-H83 (Diseases of inner ear), category H81 (Disorders of vestibular function). According to the CDC/NCHS ICD-10-CM […]
ICD-10 Code H53.8: Other visual disturbances

ICD-10 code H53.8 covers other visual disturbances. Learn when to use it, documentation requirements, CPT pairings, and how it differs from H53.9.
ICD-10 Code H57.89: Other specified disorders of eye and adnexa

H57.89 is the billable ICD-10-CM code for other specified disorders of eye and adnexa. Learn correct use, documentation requirements, and how it differs from H57.8 and H57.9.
HCPCS code V5264: Ear mold/insert, not disposable, any type

HCPCS Code V5264 covers non-disposable ear molds. Learn Medicare exclusions, Medicaid rules by state, modifier requirements, and documentation standards.
HCPCS code V2114: Spherocylinder Single Vision Lens Guide

HCPCS code V2114 covers spherocylinder single vision lenses with sphere power over ±12.00D. Billing rules, Medicare coverage, ICD-10 codes, and denial fixes.
HCPCS code J2329: Billing guide for ublituximab-xiiy (Briumvi)

HCPCS code J2329 bills Briumvi at 1 mg per unit — a 450 mg dose is 450 units, with mandatory JW/JZ waste modifiers.