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  • ICD-10-CM > Back

    Low back pain, unspecified

    Also searched as: lbp lumbago lower back pain backache

    Billable
    M54.50

  • ICD-10-CM > Neck

    Cervicalgia

    Also searched as: neck pain stiff neck cervical pain

    Billable
    M54.2

  • ICD-10-CM > Nerve

    Radiculopathy, lumbar region

    Also searched as: pinched nerve low back leg lumbar radiculitis

    Billable
    M54.16

  • ICD-10-CM > Nerve

    Sciatica, right side

    Also searched as: sciatic nerve pain right leg

    Billable
    M54.31

  • ICD-10-CM > Chiropractic

    Segmental and somatic dysfunction of lumbar region

    Also searched as: subluxation adjustment manipulation low back

    Billable
    M99.03

  • ICD-10-CM > Chiropractic

    Segmental and somatic dysfunction of cervical region

    Also searched as: subluxation adjustment manipulation neck

    Billable
    M99.01

  • ICD-10-CM > Injury

    Strain of muscle, fascia and tendon at neck level, initial encounter

    Also searched as: whiplash neck strain pulled muscle

    Billable
    S16.1XXA

  • ICD-10-CM > Headache

    Tension-type headache, unspecified, not intractable

    Also searched as: tension headache stress headache

    Billable
    G44.209

  • ICD-10-CM > Shoulder

    Pain in right shoulder

    Also searched as: shoulder pain

    Billable
    M25.511

  • ICD-10-CM > Spine

    Spondylosis without myelopathy or radiculopathy, lumbar region

    Also searched as: arthritis low back facet degeneration osteoarthritis

    Billable
    M47.816

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Chiropractic ICD-10-CM coding basics

Why does my injury code end in A, D or S?

Injury codes need a 7th character. A is for active treatment (initial encounter), D is for routine care while healing (subsequent encounter), and S is for late effects (sequela). Use the encounter switch above to change it.

What does 'not billable' mean?

Some codes are headers that need more digits before you can submit them on a claim. Those results point you to the more specific codes underneath.

Why do some codes name the right or left side?

Laterality is built into many codes, so the side you document should match the code you pick. Search "right shoulder" or "left knee" to jump straight to the sided version.

For reference only. Always confirm codes against the current official ICD-10-CM code set and your payer's rules before submitting a claim. This tool is not medical or billing advice.