CodraICD-10-CM · HCPCS · Denial codes · Android
ICD-10-CM FY2027, the complete alphabetic index, and every instructional note kept separate instead of flattened. No connection, no sign-in, no account.
Why this one is different
An Excludes1 note says the two codes are never reported together. An Excludes2 note says the excluded condition is not part of this one, but a patient may have both — so both codes may be reported. Apps that merge them into one list of "excludes" have thrown away the distinction that decides whether a claim pays. Codra never runs them together, labels each one, and explains it in a line.
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What Codra does
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Denials
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Codra is a reference tool, not a substitute for professional judgement. It is not a medical device, it does not diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any medical condition, and it never tells you which code to assign. It is not medical, coding or billing advice. Verify every code against the current official guidelines and your payer's rules.
Pricing
Full ICD-10-CM search and browse, the complete alphabetic index, every instructional note and the full hierarchy are free, with ads. Nothing about looking a code up is behind the paywall.
Codra Pro is a subscription, monthly or annual, with a free trial for new subscribers.
Take a look
From the blog
The FY2027 files take effect 1 October 2026. Here is what CDC and CMS actually publish, why every article gives a different number of new codes, and what to check before the switch.
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Yes, completely. The whole ICD-10-CM code set ships inside the app, so searching, browsing the tabular list, reading the alphabetic index and opening a code's full entry all work in aeroplane mode. There is no sign-in and no account.
Yes, and this is the reason the app exists. Excludes1 and Excludes2 mean opposite things — one says the two codes are never reported together, the other says both may be — so Codra never runs them together. Each appears as its own labelled section with a plain-English line saying what the instruction means.
Yes — Diseases and Injuries, External Causes, the Neoplasm Table and the Table of Drugs and Chemicals. You can look a condition up by name, follow the sub-terms down, and jump to the full tabular entry. An app with only the tabular list is half a code book.
ICD-10-CM FY2027, effective 1 October 2026, from CDC and NCHS. HCPCS Level II comes from the CMS public use file and Place of Service from the CMS code set. Codra does not include CPT.
Codra has a what-changed screen listing what was added, deleted and revised for the fiscal year, and it reconciles your own favourites and lists against it. Deleted codes are kept and marked rather than vanishing, because a deleted code sitting in a charge template denies from day one.
Yes. Codra explains what a CARC or RARC on a remittance usually means, what tends to cause it, and what to check next. These summaries are written by us rather than reproduced from the official X12 descriptors, and the app says so on the screen — check x12.org for the normative wording.
The free tier covers full ICD-10-CM search and browse, the complete alphabetic index, every instructional note, the full hierarchy, 15 favourites, one list, dark mode and the annual change screen, supported by ads. Codra Pro removes ads and adds unlimited favourites and lists, notes, denial codes, HCPCS Level II, Place of Service, code comparison and PDF and CSV export.
No, and it will not. Codra is a reference tool, not a medical device. It does not diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any condition. Verify every code against the current official guidelines and your payer's rules, and consult a qualified healthcare professional for medical advice.
Never. There is no field intended for it and the notes editor says so. No names, dates of birth, medical record numbers or claim numbers. Nothing you look up leaves your device, because there is no server for it to reach.
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