We are elated that you chose to allow us to assist you with navigating through your journey to become a Certified Risk Adjustment Coder. In this course, you will get the opportunity to network with students of diverse professional backgrounds. A wide range of professionals can benefit from the CRC course and use this certification to propel their career to the next level.

Providers and clinicians obtain a detailed understanding of appropriate diagnosis coding to the highest level of specification, how Risk Adjustment coding affect finances and reimbursement, and clear, concise training on clinical documentation best practice techniques.

Many nurses are unfamiliar in the realm of medical coding and how it relates to their daily responsibilities of clinical documentation. Clinical Documentation Improvement (CDI) nurses are responsible for facilitating the improvement in the quality and completeness of medical record documentation. In this role, nurses are very familiar with coding guidelines, appropriate diagnoses coding and ensuring the clinical documentation provided is properly supported by the diagnosis codes appended to the medical record. Having an alternative to bedside care is always a great option and most CDI positions are remote, from home.

If you were like me, looking to "just figure it out", obtaining your CRC credential will be life changing. Prior to entering the Medical Coding industry, I worked as a College Admissions Counselor, Certified Pharmacy Technician, Patient Care Coordinator and other healthcare support roles; however, with a degree, job experience, and transferable skills, it was still very challenging to secure an annual salary of at least $50K; coding definitely changed that narrative.

Regardless of your professional experience and/ or background, we are here to walk with you throughout this process.