Table 2.

Frequency of ICD-10-CM codes related to labor trafficking associated with patients (n = 298) at 44 health care organizations, United States, October 1, 2018–March 31, 2021 ^a

ICD-10-CM code b	Description	No. (%)
T74.6	Forced labor exploitation, confirmed	11 (3.7)
T74.61	Adult forced labor exploitation, confirmed	10 (3.4)
T74.62	Child forced labor exploitation, confirmed	10 (3.4)
T74.51XS	Adult forced labor exploitation, confirmed, sequela	10 (3.4)
T74.52XS	Child forced labor exploitation, confirmed, sequela	10 (3.4)
T74.61XA	Adult forced labor exploitation, confirmed, initial encounter	10 (3.4)
T74.62XA	Child forced labor exploitation, confirmed, initial encounter	0
T74.61XD	Adult forced labor exploitation, confirmed, subsequent encounter	0
T74.62XD	Child forced labor exploitation, confirmed, subsequent encounter	0
T76.6	Forced labor exploitation, suspected	10 (3.4)
T76.61	Adult forced labor exploitation, suspected	10 (3.4)
T76.62	Child forced labor exploitation, suspected	10 (3.4)
T76.61XA	Adult forced labor exploitation, suspected, initial encounter	10 (3.4)
T76.62XA	Child forced labor exploitation, suspected, initial encounter	10 (3.4)
T76.61XD	Adult forced labor exploitation, suspected, subsequent encounter	0
T76.62XD	Child forced labor exploitation, suspected, subsequent encounter	10 (3.4)
T76.61XS	Adult forced labor exploitation, suspected, sequelae	0
T76.62XS	Child forced labor exploitation, suspected, sequelae	0

Abbreviation: ICD-10-CM, International Classification of Diseases, 10th Revision, Clinical Modification.

^aOf 69 740 144 total patients in the TriNetX database for whom data were available, 298 patients were associated with trafficking. Data source: TriNetX. ¹⁹

^bData source: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. ⁵