Patient presents for urostomy management and follow-up.  The patient's urostomy, created on [Date], is currently functioning with [Character of output - e.g., clear, yellow urine output].  The stoma appears [Description of stoma - e.g., healthy, pink, moist, without signs of irritation, necrosis, or infection].  Peristomal skin is [Description of peristomal skin - e.g., intact, without excoriation, rash, or erythema].  The patient reports [Patient-reported symptoms related to the urostomy - e.g., no leakage, no pain, occasional mild discomfort with pouch changes].  Patient demonstrates understanding of urostomy care, including pouch emptying, cleaning, and changing techniques.  The urostomy appliance is appropriately sized and securely fitted.  The patient was educated on signs and symptoms of urostomy complications, including infection, blockage, and skin breakdown.  Dietary and hydration recommendations were reviewed.  Patient verbalized understanding and expressed no concerns.  Plan: Continue current urostomy care regimen.  Follow-up scheduled in [Duration] to reassess stoma and peristomal skin condition and address any concerns.  Diagnosis:  Urinary diversion via urostomy.  ICD-10 code: [Appropriate ICD-10 code - e.g., Z93.4 - Artificial opening of urinary tract].  Keywords: Urostomy, stoma care, peristomal skin, urinary diversion, urostomy complications, urostomy supplies, urostomy pouch, urostomy revision, urostomy surgery, ileal conduit, continent urostomy, cutaneous ureterostomy, urostomy bag, urinary tract infection, UTI, skin barrier, ostomy nurse, wound care, self-care, patient education, healthcare, medical billing, coding.