MEDICAL CLAIMS- INTERNATIONAL CLASSIFICATION OF DISEASE (ICD) ANALYSIS MODULES

Note: ICD codes are the diagnostic codes designed for the classification of morbidity and mortality information for statistical purposes, for the indexing of hospital records by disease and operations, and for data storage and retrievals.

Periodic medical claims analysis is a recognized key practice of a highly effective HPM strategy. Medical claims analysis provides the background data required for the introduction of health promotion and disease management interventions. The ICDA modules are used to determine the prevalence and costs associated with all health conditions and treatments. Data is imported confidentially into Health@Work from the health care insurance provider or TPA.

ICDA-C analyzes the prevalence of chronic conditions that impact healthcare costs and organizational productivity. ICDA-G provides a breakdown of all major health groupings.

ICDA-C and ICDA-G Features:
  • Easy import of data from health insurer or TPA
  • Analysis of single or co-morbid conditions
  • Company hierarchical reporting
  • Multiple cost analysis functions
  • Medical confidentially maintained
ICDA-C ConditionsICDA-G Groupings
AllergiesInfectious, parasitic diseases
ArthritisNeoplasms
AsthmaEndocrine, nutritional, immunity
Back or neck painBlood, blood forming organs
Breathing disordersMental disorders
Depression, anxiety, emotional disorderNervous, sense organs
DiabetesCirculatory system
Heart and circulatory problemsRespiratory system
Migraine, chronic headachesDigestive system
Stomach or bowel disorderGenitourinary system
GERD (gastro-esophageal reflux disease)Pregnancy, childbirth
 Skin, subcutaneous tissue
 Musculoskeletal system, connective tissue
 Injury