Introduction

Certified Professional Coder (CPC®)

CPC® is one of the globally recognized and accepted credentials in medical coding industry. If you are working for physician practices and want to get proficiency across various specialties in physician coding, then CPC® certification is the best option for a promising career in medical coding

As CPC® being one of the great choices for most coders, we offer a very extensive training in CPC by our expert & certified Trainers. We ensure you get uncompromised quality training and prepare you for CPC exams by covering all the aspects in coding, mock tests and practice sessions.

Certified Outpatient Coder (COC®)

Are you looking for a certification which will enable you to code for Outpatient facilities such as ambulatory surgical centers, hospital outpatient setup and Emergency room etc? then COC® is the right choice of certification.

The need for Outpatient coders has been on increasing trend in last few years as the physicians choosing to join hospital groups over individual practice set up. It is the right time start your career in Outpatient setting by taking up our certification training course for COC®

Passing COC® exam, one can code for Ambulatory Surgical Centers, Hospital Emergency departments, OP Diagnostic centers, Physiotherapy, Occupational Therapy & multi-specialty clinics

Certified Inpatient Coder (CIC®)

Certified Inpatient Coder (CIC®) is exclusively for Hospital and facility Inpatient coding. CIC Certified coder will have an expertise in abstracting information from medical records for ICD-10-CM and ICD-10-PCS coding. They will also have a clear understanding of Inpatient Prospective Payment System (IPPS) which is the fundamental for Inpatient coding and MS-DRG (Medicare Severity Diagnosis Related Groups)

Those who earn their CIC® credential can code services rendered in Inpatient settings such as Acute care hospitals, skilled nursing facilities (SNF), Inpatient rehab facilities, Trauma care facilities, critical access hospitals (CAH) and long-term care hospitals (LTCH).

Kickstart your career in Inpatient DRG coding by passing CIC® exams which can help you earn approx. 30 – 40% more than non-certified coders

Certified Risk Adjustment Coder (CRC®)

Risk adjustment coding is very important step in helping health plans to get appropriate funding to cover the treatment for high-risk patients who are affected with Chronic illness

Certified Risk Adjustment Coders (CRCs®) plays a vital role in risk adjustment process by assigning appropriate diagnosis, assigning HCC codes and establishing accurate risk scores for patients.

CRC certified coders can understand chronic conditions and comorbidities of patients, apply their ICD-10-CM and Risk adjustment guidelines to help seamless payor reimbursement process

With changes in payment systems, regulatory updates the need for Risk adjustment coders are in huge. Invest in your future by taking up CRC certification which will help you build a lucrative career in Risk adjustment. CRC certified coders are compensated very well equivalent to Inpatient DRG coder for providers.

Certified Coding Specialist (CCS®)

Hospital or Facility coder’s role is to understand the medical records of patients, classifying them and assign accurate codes in various hospital settings.

Those who code for hospital setting, must have a thorough understanding of Anatomy, physiology, medical terminology, outpatient and Inpatient coding guidelines. CCS® certification from AHIMA helps individuals to demonstrate skills in data quality and accuracy in Inpatient and outpatient coding.