DRG Codes definition

DRG Codes means Diagnosis Related Group codes. DRG's are universal grouping that are used to clarify the type of inpatient care received. The DRG code, along with a diagnosis code and the length of the inpatient stay, are used to determine payment and reimbursement for claims.
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DRG Codes means Diagnosis Related Group codes, which are universal grouping codes used to clarify the type of inpatient care received, and, when used with a diagnosis code and the length of the inpatient stay, to determine payment and reimbursement for claims.
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