F19.14
BillableOther psychoactive substance abuse with psychoactive substance-induced mood disorder
HCC Category Mapping
What This Code Means
A condition where someone abuses various drugs and develops depression, mania, or other mood disorders as a direct result of the substance use.
Coding Tips
- •Specify the type of mood disorder (depressive, manic, mixed) when documented
- •Ensure the mood disorder is substance-induced rather than a pre-existing independent condition
Clinical Significance
This code captures substance-induced mood disorder from other psychoactive substance abuse, where depressive, manic, or mixed mood symptoms are directly caused by the substance. Substance-induced mood disorders require differentiation from primary mood disorders for appropriate treatment planning. Accurate coding ensures proper risk adjustment and reflects the dual complexity of substance use with psychiatric comorbidity.
Documentation Requirements
- ✓Provider documentation specifying the psychoactive substance(s) involved (e.g., designer drugs, bath salts, kratom, polysubstance use)
- ✓Clinical documentation supporting substance abuse pattern (maladaptive use pattern causing clinically significant impairment) without meeting criteria for dependence
- ✓Documentation of mood disturbance (depression, mania, or mixed features) with explicit provider statement linking the mood disorder to the substance use
- ✓Temporal relationship establishing mood symptoms developed during or within one month of substance intoxication or withdrawal
- ✓Assessment and plan addressing the substance use disorder with treatment approach documented