• 67 percent of respondents believe there will be no change in the Oct. 1 deadline for ICD-10 implementation.
• 59 percent of respondents are concerned about the effect ICD-10 will have on cash flow.
• 12 percent of respondents listed staff productivity as their greatest concern.
• 11 percent of respondents are most concerned there will be further delay in implementation.
• 41 percent of respondents believe unprepared payers will be the biggest challenge.
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