ICD10 Consult vs MediMorph

ICD10 Consult puts the most searchable, complete, current ICD-10-CM resource at your fingertips — the full 2027 code set, effective October 1, 2026. With flexible search that speaks your language, a deep understanding of the codes, customizable code notes integrated into your search results, and more, this is the resource you wish your EMR provided. With ICD10 Consult, you'll never have to flip through a 30-pound book or go hunting for a coding reference page again... nor will you scratch your head wondering which "magic word" is in the code's name. • Modern, fast interface with full iPad split view, hardware keyboard, Dynamic Type, and VoiceOver support — Liquid Glass design on iOS 26, and runs on iOS 17 or later • Deep code analysis allows easy handling of laterality, encounter, and staging codes, letting the app do the work of finding the perfect code • Add your own custom notes to any code — searchable, and shown seamlessly within your search results • Tens of thousands of medical acronyms and synonyms are transparently cross-referenced to let you search using the terms you are used to; e.g. "MI" to "Myocardial Infarction" • Search term flexibility understands that, for example, "vertebrae" matches "vertebra" and "ovarian" matches "ovary" • ICD-10 tabular and alphabetical indexes integrated and simultaneously accessed to maximize results • Instant linkage within code descriptions • Coding guidelines as well as section and chapter instructions tightly integrated • Know at a glance if a code is valid for reimbursement or if more specificity is needed • Browse diagnoses by chapter, section, and subsection; search within specific hierarchies • Favorites list allows quick access to your most common codes, with groups to organize them The 2027 ICD-10-CM codes took effect October 1, 2026, and the app is updated every October with the new year's code set. The complete code database is drawn directly from the data files published by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS). ICD10 Consult is ad supported to provide you with the current, up-to-date codes. An annual auto-renewing subscription is available to disable ads. There are no bait-and-switch limited features. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://regularrateandrhythm.com/privacy-policy.html

MediMorph performs dose conversions to make calculating equivalent doses between narcotics easy. Performing dose conversions by hand can be inaccurate and tedious, so MediMorph aims to provide a simple fix to this issue by allowing you to perform dose conversions between common narcotics with a few easy taps. Conversions are based on the gold standard resource for opiate dosing "Demystifying Opioid Conversion Calculations: A Guide for Effective Dosing" by Mary Lynn McPherson. Features: - Dose conversions between common narcotics - Conversions for both PO (oral) and IV/SQ (intravenous/subcutaneous) administration (for applicable narcotics) - Reduced dose calculation (medical literature recommends initial dose reduction of 25-50% when switching between opiates) - Display of conversion steps used to perform calculation - Local history of calculations performed - Notes, references, and disclaimer Feel free to reach out if you have any questions or feedback, and thanks for taking a look! Disclaimer: All information contained in and produced by the MediMorph application is provided for educational purposes only. The dose conversions performed by our app are approximate based on published medical literature and do not account for individual patient variables. Information provided by the MediMorph application should not be used as a substitute for clinical judgement, and should not be the basis of any clinical decisions. When using our app, we recommend referencing relevant literature and double checking the work displayed in the calculations our app performs in order to make more informed judgements. If you are not a healthcare professional, we advise checking with an anesthesiologist before making medical decisions involving narcotic administration. See the "Notes and References" page of the app for more information on our methods and the medical literature used to inform the development of the MediMorph application.