ICD-10-CM 2026: The Complete Official Codebook
Diagnosis coding reference — buy the edition year that matches your exam or work year.
Study materials
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What each set is for
ICD-10-CM — diagnoses. Common for both billers (literacy) and coders (assignment).
CPT — procedures/services (AMA). Critical for many coding exams; billers still need familiarity for claim review.
HCPCS Level II — supplies, drugs, and services outside CPT. Confirm whether your exam window expects a current book.
Always check the issuer’s allowed-materials list. Some exams are open-book with strict edition rules; others are not.
Optional listings
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Diagnosis coding reference — buy the edition year that matches your exam or work year.
Procedure coding reference for many CPC and outpatient pathways — confirm allowed edition on the issuer page.
Terminology drills when documentation language — not the codebook — is the bottleneck.
Prefer issuer study guides when they conflict with third-party materials.