Patient presents with complaints consistent with humerus fracture.  Symptoms include pain, swelling, and limited range of motion in the affected arm.  Onset of symptoms followed [Mechanism of injury - e.g., fall, direct blow, sporting injury].  Physical examination reveals point tenderness, ecchymosis, and crepitus over the [Location of fracture - e.g., proximal, midshaft, distal] humerus.  Neurovascular status of the hand and distal extremity was assessed and found to be [Intact or describe deficit].  Radiographic imaging of the humerus confirmed a [Type of fracture - e.g., transverse, oblique, spiral, comminuted, impacted] fracture of the [Specific bone location - e.g., surgical neck, humeral shaft, distal condyle] with [Degree of displacement - e.g., nondisplaced, minimally displaced, significantly displaced].  Differential diagnosis considered included contusion, shoulder dislocation, and rotator cuff tear.  Diagnosis of humerus fracture was established based on clinical findings and radiographic evidence.  Treatment plan includes [Conservative or surgical - e.g., closed reduction, open reduction internal fixation, external fixation] and pain management with [Analgesic - e.g., ibuprofen, acetaminophen, opioid medications if necessary].  Patient education provided on fracture care, immobilization, and follow-up appointments.  Referral to orthopedics for further evaluation and management.  ICD-10 code S42 [Add specific code based on location and type of fracture] is assigned.  Return to clinic scheduled in [Timeframe] for follow-up and reassessment.  Prognosis for healing is [Good, fair, guarded] depending on fracture severity and patient compliance with treatment.