Is this code still valid?

Every ICD-10 and HCPCS code that has ever been valid for billing, with the years it was accepted, every change the publisher made to it, and what to submit instead when it is no longer accepted.

191,670 codes, and none of them disappears when the publisher retires it.

Why a valid-looking code gets refused

It needs more characters The code is real but incomplete - most often a missing seventh character. It is only a category header It groups more specific codes and cannot be submitted on its own. It was subdivided or retired It was valid in an earlier year. Its page names the replacements. The code set moved ICD-10 changes every October and HCPCS every quarter.

Browse by code set

99,085 ICD-10-CM · 24,206 no longer valid 83,431 ICD-10-PCS · 4,175 no longer valid 8,770 HCPCS Level II · 1,322 no longer valid 384 HCPCS modifiers · 20 no longer valid

What this site does differently

Most code references tell you what a code means. This one tells you whether you can still use it, which is the question a rejected claim actually raises.

A code page here is permanent. When the publisher retires a code or turns it into a category header, the page stays at the same address and explains what happened instead of disappearing - so the code on an old claim, an old superbill or a stale cheat sheet can always be looked up. Every statement on it comes from the publisher's own files: the National Center for Health Statistics for ICD-10-CM, and CMS for ICD-10-PCS and HCPCS Level II.