Study: Half of U.S. Healthcare Providers 25% or Less Done With ICD-10 Implementation

Nearly half of U.S. healthcare providers have completed only 25 percent of less of their ICD-10 implementation process, according to a study by Aloft Group, an international brand strategy and marketing execution firm.

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Nearly 200 healthcare providers — 75 percent of which were community hospitals — were surveyed. Of the providers studied, 35.4 percent reported they were 25 percent done with the conversion, while 15.3 percent said they hadn’t started yet. In 2013, 40.8 percent of those surveyed said they were 25 percent done, and 33.8 percent hadn’t gotten started.

Read the full report on Becker’s Hospital Review.

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