ICD-10 CodeLink Databases

ICD-10-CM Codelink Database ICD-10-PCS CodeLink Database

Presented by ICD10CodeLink.com – Daniel W. Turner, CPC, CEMC, CPEDC

ICD-10 Codelink Databases

The purpose of the ICD-10 CodeLink Databases is to provide healthcare professionals and students with a convenient, efficient and inexpensive coding tool with reference documents for guidance and learning.

Physicians, medical coders and billers, medical office managers, coding instructors, students and many others in the healthcare industry will benefit from having the ICD-10 CodeLink Databases on their computer.

At the core of ICD-10 are the codes themselves and the expanded scope from ICD-9-CM.

The ICD-10-CM data files are available from the CMS (Centers for Medicare Services) website. The NCHS (National Center for Health Statistics) website offers the code set also. Printed code books and online code lookup websites contain the information as well.

It is a reasonable expectation that the ICD-10 data sources are efficient and economical to use and also, that they contain complete and correct information!

Unfortunately, this is not the case…

• The ICD-10 data files from CMS are difficult to navigate, are inefficient and time-consuming when searching for information.

• Multiple files or books are needed to access information across the ICD-10-CM and ICD-10-PCS classification systems.

Online code lookup websites often display codes only and do not contain critical additional information necessary for correct code selection.

There needs to be an efficient and inexpensive ICD-10 resource for healthcare professionals and learners to utilize.

The ICD-10 CodeLink Databases compile the numerous disjointed data files into one source. Having easy access to all the data files allows for correct and efficient interaction with ICD-10-CM and ICD-10-PCS.

The source documents for the ICD-10 CodeLink Databases are from the CMS website:
https://www.cms.gov/medicare/coding-billing/icd-10-codes

Benefits of the ICD-10 CodeLink Databases

By compiling all the data files into a spreadsheet database, grouping Index main terms and employing hyperlinks, ICD-10-CM and ICD-10-PCS code lookup and search time is greatly reduced.

Complete code information is accessed in seconds!

The ICD-10 CodeLink databases are created using Excel 2010 for PC and are in binary format (.xlsb)

 ICD-10-CM CodeLink Database

All ICD-10-CM data files for 2025 presented in Microsoft Excel format.

Index entries and Tables are linked to Tabular List for fast, accurate code lookup

(Click ‘Order’ at top right of page to purchase ICD-10-CM CodeLink Database).

ICD-10-PCS CodeLink Database

All ICD-10-PCS data files for 2025 presented in Microsoft Excel format.

Index entries are linked to CodeList and Tables for fast, accurate code lookup.

(Click ‘Order’ at top right of page to purchase ICD-10-PCS CodeLink Database).