F14.94
BillableCocaine use, unspecified with cocaine-induced mood disorder
HCC Category Mapping
What This Code Means
A person using cocaine who has developed a mood disorder such as depression or bipolar disorder as a direct result of cocaine use.
Coding Tips
- •Ensure the mood disorder is documented as cocaine-induced rather than a primary mood disorder
- •Consider the temporal relationship between cocaine use and mood symptoms
Clinical Significance
Cocaine use, unspecified with cocaine-induced mood disorder captures a mood disturbance directly caused by cocaine in a patient whose use pattern (abuse vs. dependence) has not been determined. Cocaine-induced mood disorders can range from severe depression (during withdrawal or chronic use) to manic-like states (during acute intoxication). This dual condition increases treatment complexity and suicide risk significantly. The unspecified use pattern should be clarified through provider query.
Documentation Requirements
- ✓Documentation of cocaine use
- ✓Clear statement that the mood disorder is cocaine-induced
- ✓Description of the type of mood disturbance (depressive, manic, mixed)
- ✓Documentation ruling out primary mood disorders
- ✓Temporal relationship between cocaine use and mood symptom onset
- ✓Suicide risk assessment
- ✓Treatment plan addressing both cocaine use and mood disorder