V95
Header — not billableAccident to powered aircraft causing injury to occupant
The ICD-10 code for accident to powered aircraft causing injury to occupant is V95.
V95 is a non-billable header code. It groups related conditions but cannot be used on its own for reimbursement — select one of the 7 more specific codes below.
Clinical notes
7th character definitions
These definitions specify what each valid 7th-character value means for codes in this category.
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7th character note
This category requires a 7th character to indicate additional clinical detail (e.g. encounter type: initial, subsequent, sequela). The code is incomplete without it.
- The appropriate 7th character is to be added to each code from category V95
Documentation support
General coding-documentation guidance — not a substitute for payer-specific requirements or professional coding judgment.
- •This is a non-billable header code. Documentation must support a more specific child code before this diagnosis can be reported on a claim.
- •This category requires a 7th character. Documentation should clearly indicate the episode of care (initial encounter, subsequent encounter, or sequela).
- •As a general rule, code to the highest level of specificity supported by the documentation in the medical record.
Child codes under V95
- V95.0Helicopter accident injuring occupantnon-billable header
- V95.1Ultralight, microlight or powered-glider accident injuring occupantnon-billable header
- V95.2Other private fixed-wing aircraft accident injuring occupantnon-billable header
- V95.3Commercial fixed-wing aircraft accident injuring occupantnon-billable header
- V95.4Spacecraft accident injuring occupantnon-billable header
- V95.8Other powered aircraft accidents injuring occupant
- V95.9Unspecified aircraft accident injuring occupant
Related codes in this category
- V96Accident to nonpowered aircraft causing injury to occupantnon-billable header
- V97Other specified air transport accidentsnon-billable header
- V95Accident to powered aircraft causing injury to occupantnon-billable header