Many DRGs are in families that differ by severity. There are three levels of severity: (1) MCCMajor
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Many DRGs are in “families” that differ by severity. There are three levels of severity: (1) MCC—Major Complication/
Comorbidity, which reflects the highest level of severity; (2) CC—Complication/Comorbidity, which is the next level of severity; and (3) Non-CC—Non-Complication/Comorbidity, which do not significantly affect severity of illness and resource use. The DRG that has the MCC is usually paid at a higher rate. What can cause a DRG without MCC to be changed to a DRG with MCC?
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Essentials Of Health Care Finance
ISBN: 9781284094633
8th Edition
Authors: William O. Cleverley, James O. Cleverley
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