ICD-10-CM · R00–R99Billable

ICD-10-CM Code R73.01

Impaired fasting glucose

Source: CMS ICD-10-CM FY2026Effective Reviewed by the D3rx Clinical Billing Team

Diagnosis information

Billable

Yes

Valid for claim submission

Chapter

R00–R99

Symptoms, signs and abnormal clinical findings

Risk adjustment

None

Not risk-adjustable (V28)

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More codes in the R73 category

Other billable ICD-10-CM codes in the same category as R73.01. Coding to the highest specificity the documentation supports is what keeps a claim clean — pick the child code that most precisely matches the diagnosis.

  • R73.02Impaired glucose tolerance (oral)
  • R73.03Prediabetes
  • R73.09Other abnormal glucose
  • R73.9Hyperglycemia, unspecified

Documentation & coding notes

  • R73.01 is a billable/specific ICD-10-CM code — it can be reported as a primary or secondary diagnosis when the documentation supports it. Code to the highest level of specificity the record allows.
  • R73.01 is a symptom/sign code. Under the ICD-10-CM Official Guidelines, a symptom that is integral to a confirmed condition is not coded separately — report R73.01 when no definitive diagnosis is established, or alongside a confirmed diagnosis only when the symptom is not routinely associated with it.
  • Always verify the code against the current ICD-10-CM Official Guidelines and the payer's coverage policy before submitting — coverage, medical necessity edits, and sequencing rules vary by payer.

Related R00–R99 codes

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Medical coding disclaimer

ICD-10-CM codes and descriptions shown are from the CMS FY2026 official code set and HCC mappings from the CMS-HCC V28 model (payment year 2026), shown for educational reference. Official Guidelines, payer coverage, medical-necessity edits, and sequencing rules vary. Always verify with the current ICD-10-CM Official Guidelines and the payer before submitting claims. D3rx is not responsible for coding or billing outcomes.