Book Tabs for ICD-10-CM 2025 The Complete Official Codebook with Guidelines (AMA/Optum Physicians Version). Laminated, Color-Coded, and Repositionable with Alignment Card. (Book not Included)

Easy to attach to book, quality is good.

I used these tabs for the Optum Icd10 Expert for hospitals and they worked great. Some of the tabs were off by a page but that’s understandable since it was made for the physician version. Color coding of tabs to page was spot on. Update: As I got towards the end of the book, the page numbers were off more but still not bad. There’s also no tabs for appendix G and H but they give you extra tabs so you can make them yourself.

These tabs make easier to use the book, cuts down on the time it takes to code. Very ease to apply the tabs, would recommend adding these tabs to your book!

Easy to use, good quality, works great. Great value for money. Durable too

I love the tabs! They are incredible, however illustrations chapt 3/4 needs spell check. Still worth every penny i spent on this.

Perfect for this book all the tabs matched the book and it is so much easier to look things up

These tabs are really helpful. I'm very happy with my purchase. So much easier to find the codes with them on.. saves time.

I do think the quality of the tabs is good and they seem very durable, but I do have an issue with this brand vs a different brand I bought. I bought both CPT and HCPCS tabs from Bova Books but I bought ICD tabs from another vendor because Bova was out at the time. The one thing that I prefer about the other brand is they put the code category numbers at the top of the fold. This one detail makes the functionality soooo much better. The Bova Brand CPT tabs have the code numbers under the category name but the HCPCS tabs are sparse regarding code numbers on the tabs....most have just category name. I am new to coding so even though the name is there, it is much easier to find the category by the code number first. Maybe there is a reason behind this that I am not aware of, but since the job is coding, it would be helpful to have the code as the top/most visible thing on the tab. I also agree with other reviewers that some of the color choices for the Bova HCPCS tabs is a bit on the dark side so using black lettering puts a strain on the eyes. I like that Bova books is a small business located in America - compared to the (I am guessing) Chinese company that I purchased the ICD tabs from - and making those 2 small changes would make me a loyal Bova customer for the rest of my career.