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F11.29

Billable

Opioid dependence with unspecified opioid-induced disorder

HCC Category Mapping

V28HCC 137Drug Use Disorder/Substance Use Disorder, Moderate/Severe
0.358
V24HCC 55Drug/Alcohol Dependence
0.334
ESRDHCC 55Drug/Alcohol Dependence
0.000

What This Code Means

A person is dependent on opioids (such as heroin, prescription painkillers, or other opioid drugs) and has developed some kind of health problem caused by the opioid use, but the specific problem has not been identified or documented. This code is used when the opioid-related condition exists but is not clearly specified.

Coding Tips

  • Use this code only when an opioid-induced disorder is present but the specific type (such as opioid-induced depression, anxiety, or sleep disorder) cannot be determined from the medical record; if the specific disorder is documented, use a more specific F11.2x code instead
  • Ensure opioid dependence is clearly documented in the patient's record; this code requires evidence of both dependence and an unspecified opioid-induced condition, so review clinical notes for both components before coding

Clinical Significance

Opioid dependence with unspecified opioid-induced disorder is the least specific code for dependence with an induced condition. It indicates that an opioid-related health problem exists beyond the dependence itself, but the specific disorder is not identified. This code should trigger documentation improvement efforts and provider queries.

Documentation Requirements

  • Provider documentation of opioid dependence
  • Documentation that an opioid-induced disorder exists but is not further specified
  • Evidence supporting the presence of an induced condition (symptoms, clinical findings)
  • Assessment of the patient's overall clinical picture

Commonly Confused Codes

Code Hierarchy

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