Certified Risk Adjustment Coder (CRC) Course
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Health plans would lack adequate money and planning to cover treatment for high-risk patients if risk adjustment coding was not used to ensure that a complete picture of each patient’s health is collected and reported on medical claims. CRCs serve an important role in developing accurate risk scores for patients, which facilitates optimal patient care and ethical payer reimbursement for clinicians and health plans. Students who achieve their CRC credential have demonstrated knowledge of the complexities of diseases linked with chronic disorders and comorbidities, as well as mastery of ICD-10-CM criteria and risk adjustment recommendations. As CRCs, they are equipped to guarantee that clinical documentation appropriately depicts the patient’s health status and that all clinically reported diagnoses are correct.
A Certified Risk Adjustment Coder can examine a medical chart and give appropriate diagnosis (ICD-10-CM) codes for a wide range of clinical cases and risk adjustment models (e.g., HCC-hierarchical condition categories, CDPS-Chronic Illness & Disability Payment System, and HHS- Health and Human Services risk adjustment). The risk adjustment score of a patient can be explained simply as follows: “If the patient is healthy, the risk adjustment score is lower; if the patient has a greater illness burden, the risk adjustment score is higher.” Certified Risk Adjustment Coders must ensure that provider documentation is adequate for HCC coding and that illness processes are correctly classified in order to follow risk adjustment models.
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Obtaining a CRC credential demonstrates that you have:
- Excellent Skills in reviewing and assigning precise medical codes for diagnoses performed in the office or facility environment by physicians and other qualified healthcare providers (such as inpatient hospital)
- Thorough understanding of the influence of diagnosis coding on risk adjustment payment models, as well as expert knowledge of medical coding rules, regulations, including compliance and reimbursement.
- Understand the audit procedure for risk adjustment models.
- The capacity to detect and convey documentation deficiencies to providers in order to enhance documentation for proper risk adjustment coding.
- Knowledge of anatomy, pathophysiology, and medical terminology required to code diagnosis accurately
AAPC’s CRC New Exam Structure:
- 100 multiple-choice answers.
- It takes 4 hours to complete the exam.
- Open the code book (manuals)
- 70% passing score required
Mode of Training
- Online
- Classroom
The CRC test consists of questions regarding how to correctly use ICD-10-CM diagnosis codes for risk adjustment coding.
The CRC Exam Breakdown Structure
Topics |
Areas |
Exam Questions |
Compliance
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15 MCQ’s |
Diagnosis Coding
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30 MCQ’s |
Documentation Improvement
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12 MCQ’s |
Pathophysiology/Medical Terminology/Anatomy
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5 MCQ’s |
Purpose and Use of Risk Adjustment Models
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10 MCQ’s |
Quality Care
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3 MCQ’s |
Risk Adjustment Models
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15 MCQ’s |
Cases |
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10 Cases |
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