Which ICD-10-CM range should be reported for a patient with no neurologic deficits and a resolved cerebrovascular disease?

The correct range to report for a patient with no neurologic deficits and a resolved cerebrovascular disease is found within the codes I60-I69. This range specifically pertains to cerebrovascular diseases, which encompass conditions such as stroke and transient ischemic attack. The term "resolved cerebrovascular disease" indicates that the acute phase of the condition has passed, and there are no lasting neurological deficits at the time of reporting.

In coding for resolved conditions, it is essential to understand that while the underlying condition (such as a previous stroke) is part of the patient's history, the documentation provided must reflect that there are currently no active concerns or deficits related to that condition. As such, the appropriate codes within the I60-I69 range would help capture the patient's history with cerebrovascular disease without implying ongoing clinical issues.

The other ranges provided do not relate to cerebrovascular diagnoses. I50-I59 pertains to heart failure and other circulatory system conditions; I10-I15 relates to hypertension and related conditions; and I70-I79 addresses peripheral vascular diseases. Since none of these ranges connect to cerebrovascular disease, they are not applicable for this patient scenario.