Poly Substance Abuse ICD-10-CM Codes

What ICD-10 Codes Are Used for Poly Substance Abuse?

Poly Substance Abuse is the simultaneous or sequential abuse of multiple substances, like drugs or alcohol. Here are some Poly Substance Abuse ICD codes:

• F19.10: Poly Substance Abuse, use unspecified
• F19.20: Poly Substance Abuse, dependence
• F19.21: Poly Substance Abuse, in remission
• F19.24: Poly Substance Abuse, with withdrawal
• F19.929: Poly Substance Abuse, with intoxication
• F19.939: Poly Substance Abuse, with intoxication delirium

The above codes help categorize poly substance abuse's specific nature and stage, enabling proper care and treatment.

Which Poly Substance Abuse ICD Codes Are Billable?

• F19.10: Yes, for cases where the substances are unspecified.
• F19.20: Yes, when a dependence on multiple substances is identified.
• F19.21: Yes, if the patient is in remission from polysubstance abuse.
• F19.24: Yes, if withdrawal symptoms are present.
• F19.929: Yes, when intoxication is observed.‍
• F19.939: Yes, for cases with intoxication delirium.

Clinical Information

Poly Substance Abuse involves the misuse of various substances. Key clinical aspects include:

• Often includes a combination of drugs and alcohol
• May cause a range of physical and mental health issues
• Presents significant treatment challenges due to the complex nature
• Requires specialized care and often long-term treatment
• Risks include addiction, organ damage, mental health disorders
• Focus on therapy, detox, and support groups for treatment

Synonyms Include:

• Multi-drug abuse
• Multiple substance dependence
• Substance abuse, mixed
• Co-occurring substance abuse
• Polysubstance addiction