V codes identify conditions other than a disease or injury and are also used to report significant factors that may influence present or future care. A V-code is not necessarily a primary diagnosis. V-codes are very important for medical billing and managed care operations as they have a strong influence on covered treatments.
|
V-Code |
Diagnoses |
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V15.81 |
Noncompliance With Treatment |
|
V61.1 |
Partner Relational Problem |
|
V61.20 |
Parent-Child Relational Problem |
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V61.21 |
Child Neglect |
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V61.8 |
Sibling Relational Problem |
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V61.9 |
Relational Problem Related to a Mental Disorder or General Medical Condition |
|
V62.2 |
Occupational Problem |
|
V62.3 |
Academic Problem |
|
V62.4 |
Acculturation Problem |
|
V62.81 |
Relational Problems |
|
V62.82 |
Bereavement |
|
V62.89 |
Borderline Intellectual Functioning |
|
V65.2 |
Malingering |
|
V71.01 |
Adult Antisocial Behavior |
|
V71.02 |
Child or Adolescent Antisocial Behavior |
|
V71.09 |
No Diagnosis or Condition on Axis I |
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