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F30.12

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Manic episode without psychotic symptoms, moderate

HCC Category Mapping

V28HCC 154Bipolar Disorders
0.265
V24HCC 59Major Depressive, Bipolar, and Paranoid Disorders
0.309
ESRDHCC 59Major Depressive, Bipolar, and Paranoid Disorders
0.000
RxHCCHCC 131Bipolar Disorders
0.000

What This Code Means

A moderate manic episode where a person experiences elevated mood, increased energy, and racing thoughts without hallucinations or delusions, with noticeable functional impairment.

Coding Tips

  • Document specific functional impairments (work, social, or personal care disruption) to justify moderate severity
  • Distinguish from mild (F30.11) by noting the degree of occupational or social dysfunction

Clinical Significance

Manic episode without psychotic symptoms, moderate indicates a manic episode with noticeable functional impairment in occupational, social, or personal domains but without psychotic features. The patient exhibits clear manic symptoms that are disruptive to daily life. Moderate manic episodes often require medication adjustment and may necessitate closer monitoring or partial hospitalization. Accurate severity documentation supports appropriate treatment intensity and resource allocation.

Documentation Requirements

  • Documentation of manic symptoms lasting at least seven consecutive days
  • Provider assessment explicitly stating severity is 'moderate'
  • Description of specific functional impairments (occupational disruption, social difficulties, impaired judgment)
  • Confirmation that psychotic features are absent
  • Documentation of treatment intensity appropriate for moderate severity
  • Assessment of escalation risk and safety plan

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