Patient presents with complaints consistent with lumbar spine compression fracture.  Onset of low back pain is reported as [acute/gradual/insidious], with pain described as [sharp/dull/aching/burning/radiating].  Pain is exacerbated by [movement/flexion/extension/weight-bearing] and alleviated by [rest/ice/heat/medication].  Patient denies [or reports] any history of trauma, osteoporosis, prolonged steroid use, or malignancy.  Physical examination reveals [point tenderness/muscle spasm/limited range of motion/neurological deficits such as decreased sensation, weakness, or diminished reflexes] in the lumbar spine.  Assessment suggests lumbar compression fracture as the likely diagnosis.  Differential diagnoses include lumbar strain, herniated disc, spinal stenosis, and malignancy.  Ordered imaging studies include [X-ray/CT scan/MRI] of the lumbar spine to confirm the diagnosis and assess the severity of the fracture.  Initial treatment plan includes pain management with [analgesics/NSAIDs/opioids if necessary], activity modification, and bracing.  Patient education provided on proper body mechanics, fall prevention strategies, and importance of follow-up care.  Referral to [orthopedics/physical therapy/pain management] will be considered based on imaging results and patient response to initial treatment.  ICD-10 code [S32.0XXA, S32.0XXD, or other appropriate code] is considered based on specific location and type of fracture.  Further evaluation and management will be based on clinical progression and imaging findings.