Present-on-Admission (POA) Coding
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1 1 Present-on-Admission (POA) Coding Michael Pine, MD, MBA Michael Pine and Associates, Inc
2 2 POA and Coding Guidelines (1) Unless otherwise specified, a POA modifier must be assigned to each principal and secondary diagnosis POA does not apply to conditions that are not coded and reported based on current coding guidelines A diagnosis is POA if it is present at the time the order for inpatient admission occurs
3 3 POA and Coding Guidelines (2) Current coding guidelines are not affected by the POA modifier POA coding must be supported by medical record documentation by a qualified healthcare practitioner Issues of inconsistent, missing, conflicting or unclear documentation must be resolved by a qualified healthcare practitioner
4 4 Valid POA Codes Y = present at time of order to admit N = not present at time of order to admit U = insufficient documentation to determine if Y or N W = provider unable to determine if Y or N blank = diagnosis exempt from POA reporting
5 5 Assigning POA Indicators (1) Conditions on Exempt from Reporting list Conditions explicitly documented Y or N Conditions diagnosed prior to inpatient admission (Y) Conditions that develop during outpatient encounter prior to inpatient admission (Y)
6 6 Assigning POA Indicators (2) Acute conditions present on admission (Y) Conditions diagnosed with combination codes when all parts of code are present on admission (Y) Chronic conditions regardless of when diagnosed (Y)
7 7 Assigning POA Indicators (3) Conditions diagnosed during admission but clearly present prior to admission (Y) Infection codes with causal organism when infection or signs of infection present on admission but organism not known until after admission (Y)
8 8 Assigning POA Indicators (4) Comparative or contrasting diagnoses, each present or suspected on admission (Y for each) Acute conditions not present on admission (N) Chronic condition with acute exacerbation during admission (N for combination codes with acute component; Y for exclusively chronic codes)
9 9 Assigning POA Indicators (5) Conditions documented on discharge as possible, probable, suspected, or rule-out (diagnosis suspected on admission [Y] or, if diagnosis not suspected on admission, associated symptoms or clinical findings present on admission [Y], otherwise [N]) Conditions documented on discharge as impending or threatened (if associated symptoms or clinical findings present on admission [Y], otherwise [N])
10 10 Assigning POA Indicators (6) Documentation does not indicate whether condition was present on admission (attempt to clarify) Documentation that qualified practitioner cannot determine whether condition was or was not present on admission (W) Coder unable to obtain information about whether condition was present on admission (U)
11 11 Assigning POA Indicators (7) For pregnant patients, POA assignment is determined by relation of pregnancy-related conditions or complications to admission and is not affected by whether or not the patient delivers (if present on admission [Y], otherwise [N]) If obstetrical code includes more than one diagnosis and any included diagnosis not present on admission (N)
12 12 Assigning POA Indicators (8) For an obstetrical code that include nondiagnostic information (eg, conversion of breech to cephalic presentation), ignore timing of nondiagnostic information (all diagnoses present on admission but non-diagnostic information relates to post-admission events [Y]) For newborns, in utero conditions are present on admission (ie, the time of birth) (Y)
13 13 Assigning POA Indicators (9) For newborn, complications that occur during delivery (Y) All congenital conditions and anomalies (Y) POA for E codes are based on the relation of the time of injury to the time of admission (when injury is prior to admission [Y], otherwise [N])
14 14 POA Example #1 A patient is admitted for a diagnostic work-up of severe cough and difficulty breathing The final diagnosis is malignant neoplasm of the middle lobe of the lung
15 15 POA Code for Example #1 A patient is admitted for a diagnostic work-up of severe cough and difficulty breathing The final diagnosis is malignant neoplasm of the middle lobe of the lung ICD-9-CM = 162.4; POA = Y Although the malignant neoplasm is not diagnosed until after admission, it is clearly present on admission
16 16 POA Example #2 During the recovery period after outpatient surgery, a patient develops atrial fibrillation and subsequently is admitted to the hospital as an inpatient
17 17 POA Code for Example #2 During the recovery period after outpatient surgery, a patient develops atrial fibrillation and subsequently is admitted to the hospital as an inpatient ICD-9-CM = ; POA = Y Atrial fibrillation develops prior to a written order for inpatient admission
18 18 POA Example #3 While being treated in Observation, a patient falls out of bed and breaks a hip The patient subsequently is admitted to the hospital as an inpatient with a closed transcervical fracture of the base of the neck of the femur
19 19 POA Code for Example #3 While being treated in Observation, a patient falls out of bed and breaks a hip The patient subsequently is admitted to the hospital as an inpatient with a closed transcervical fracture of the base of the neck of the femur ICD-9-CM = ; POA = Y The hip fracture develops prior to a written order for inpatient admission
20 20 POA Example #4 A patient with known chronic systolic heart failure is admitted to the hospital after developing decompensated heart failure
21 21 POA Code for Example #4 A patient with known chronic systolic heart failure is admitted to the hospital after developing decompensated heart failure ICD-9-CM = ; POA = Y Both elements of the combination code for acute on chronic systolic heart failure occur prior to admission
22 22 POA Example #5 A patient develops fever after inpatient surgery and is treated aggressively The physician s final diagnosis is possible postoperative infection
23 23 POA Code for Example #5 A patient develops fever after inpatient surgery and is treated aggressively The physician s final diagnosis is possible postoperative infection ICD-9-CM = ; POA = N Symptom or finding on which possible, probable, suspected, or rule-out diagnosis is based is not present on admission
24 24 POA Example #6 A patient develops a pulmonary embolism after coronary artery bypass surgery
25 25 POA Code for Example #6 A patient develops a pulmonary embolism after coronary artery bypass surgery ICD-9-CM = ; POA = N This acute condition is not present on admission
26 26 POA Example #7 A patient who has a prior subendocardial myocardial infarction is admitted with an impending acute myocardial infarction The physician s final diagnosis is acute subendocardial myocardial infarction
27 27 POA Code for Example #7 A patient who has a prior subendocardial myocardial infarction is admitted with an impending acute myocardial infarction The physician s final diagnosis is acute subendocardial myocardial infarction ICD-9-CM = ; POA = Y This acute condition is present on admission
28 28 POA Example #8 A patient with uncomplicated type II diabetes mellitus develops uncontrolled diabetes on day 3 of a hospitalization
29 29 POA Code for Example #8 A patient with uncomplicated type II diabetes mellitus develops uncontrolled diabetes on day 3 of a hospitalization ICD-9-CM = ; POA = N The acute portion of this combination code is not present on admission
30 30 POA Example #9 A patient admitted with pneumonia and high fever rapidly deteriorates and becomes septic Discharge diagnoses include sepsis and pneumonia with no specified organism, and it is unclear from the medical record precisely when the sepsis developed
31 31 POA Code for Example #9 (step 1) A patient admitted with pneumonia and high fever rapidly deteriorates and becomes septic Discharge diagnoses include sepsis and pneumonia with no specified organism, and it is unclear from the medical record precisely when the sepsis developed Query the physician to determine organism and whether sepsis was present on admission
32 32 POA Code for Example #9 (step 2) A patient admitted with pneumonia and high fever rapidly deteriorates and becomes septic Discharge diagnoses include sepsis and pneumonia Physician confirms that the organism is unknown and that she is unsure whether sepsis was present on admission ICD-9-CM = 038.9; POA = W
33 33 POA Example #10 A patient is admitted for elective repair of an abdominal aortic aneurysm; however, the aneurysm ruptures prior to surgery but after hospital admission
34 34 POA Code for Example #10 A patient is admitted for elective repair of an abdominal aortic aneurysm; however, the aneurysm ruptures prior to surgery but after hospital admission ICD-9-CM = 441.3; POA = N The acute portion of this combination code does not occur until after admission
35 35 POA Example #11 A patient is admitted with viral hepatitis B and progresses to hepatic coma after admission
36 36 POA Code for Example #11 A patient admitted with viral hepatitis B and progresses to hepatic coma after admission ICD-9-CM = 070.2; POA = N The acute portion of this combination code does not occur until after admission
37 37 POA Example #12 A patient with a history of varicose veins and ulceration accidentally injures his leg while hospitalized and the ulcerated area bleeds profusely The physician s final diagnosis is varicose veins with ulcer and hemorrhage
38 38 POA Code for Example #12 A patient with a history of varicose veins and ulceration accidentally injures his leg while hospitalized and the ulcerated area bleeds profusely The physician s final diagnosis is varicose veins with ulcer and hemorrhage ICD-9-CM = 454.0; POA = Y The hemorrhage occurs after admission, but it is not included in the ICD-9-CM code
39 39 POA Example #13 (a trick question) A female patient has a normal delivery in the hospital
40 40 POA Code for Example #13 A female patient has a normal delivery in the hospital ICD-9-CM = 650; POA = (blank) Normal delivery is on the exempt from reporting list
41 41 POA Example #14 A patient in late pregnancy is admitted with excessive vomiting During hospitalization she goes into premature labor
42 42 POA Code for Example #14 A patient in late pregnancy is admitted with excessive vomiting During hospitalization she goes into premature labor ICD-9-CM = 643.2; POA = Y ICD-9-CM = 644.2; POA = N Excessive vomiting is present on admission Premature labor is not present on admission
43 43 POA Example #15 After normal delivery of a hospitalized patient, a breast abscess is noted when she attempts to breast feed The physician is unable to determine whether the abscess was present on admission
44 44 POA Code for Example #15 After normal delivery of a hospitalized patient, a breast abscess is noted when she attempts to breast feed The physician is unable to determine whether the abscess was present on admission ICD-9-CM = 611.0; POA = W Healthcare provider is unable to determine when breast abscess occurred
45 45 POA Example #16 After patient is admitted in active labor After 12 hours of labor, fetal distress is noted and a Cesarean section is performed
46 46 POA Code for Example #16 After patient is admitted in active labor After 12 hours of labor, fetal distress is noted and a Cesarean section is performed ICD-9-CM = 656.8; POA = N Fetal distress is not present on admission
47 47 POA Example #17 A newborn developed diarrhea that is thought to be due to the hospital baby formula
48 48 POA Code for Example #17 A newborn developed diarrhea that is thought to be due to the hospital baby formula ICD-9-CM = ; POA = N Diarrhea develops after the newborn s admission (ie, the time of birth)
49 49 POA Example #18 A single live infant is delivered in the hospital by Cesarean section The physician lists fetal bradycardia during labor in the final diagnoses in the newborn record
50 50 POA Code for Example #18 A single live infant is delivered in the hospital by Cesarean section The physician lists fetal bradycardia during labor in the final diagnoses in the newborn record ICD-9-CM = ; POA = Y Bradycardia develops prior to the newborn s admission (ie, the time of birth)
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