Unsp place in single-family (private) house as place

This code indicates that an injury or adverse event occurred within a private residence, specifically a single-family home, but the precise location within that home (e.g., kitchen, bedroom) is not documented. It signifies that the patient was on their own property when the external cause of their condition took place.

Use this code when the medical record clearly states the incident happened at the patient's home or a single-family private residence, but lacks further detail about the specific room or area. This is appropriate for injuries like falls, burns, or poisonings where the "where" is known to be a house, but not more granular.

• Only assign this code when the documentation explicitly states "home" or "private residence" without further specification.
• Avoid using this code if a more specific Y92.01- subcategory (e.g., Y92.010 for kitchen) is supported by the medical record.
• This code should always be a secondary diagnosis, accompanying the primary diagnosis for the injury or condition.