ICDkoder

ICDkoder is a web-based reference tool that provides access to the International Classification of Diseases (ICD) codes. It is designed to help clinicians, coding professionals, and health administrators classify diseases, conditions, and procedures for clinical documentation, billing, and statistical reporting. The platform typically covers multiple ICD revisions, including ICD-10 and ICD-11, and may offer regional adaptations or translations.

Key features include a fast search by code or terminology, an explorer for the hierarchical ICD structure, and detailed code records that include descriptions, usage notes, inclusions and exclusions. Many implementations offer synonyms, cross-references to related codes, and the ability to export codes for documentation or claims. Some versions provide version history, update alerts, and integration points such as APIs for electronic health records.

ICDkoder supports use across healthcare settings, including hospitals, clinics, insurers, and public health agencies. It may be used for clinical documentation improvement, billing and reimbursement, epidemiological research, and quality reporting. The tool is typically intended as a reference and decision-support resource rather than a sole source of coding guidance, which remains governed by official guidelines.

Content in ICDkoder is tied to the ICD releases published by the World Health Organization and national adaptations. Updates are issued to reflect revisions, new diagnoses, and coding rules. Users should verify that they are using the correct version for their jurisdiction and for the specific billing or reporting requirements. Licensing, access rights, and data privacy terms apply.

See also: International Classification of Diseases, ICD-10-CM, ICD-11, SNOMED CT, CPT.