Risk adjustment requires coding and CDI professionals to work together as one team to ensure the capture of the most appropriate risk score for each patient.

If you’re looking for ways to expand your CDI department into outpatient settings and services—all of which can impact risk scores—you’ll find it in theRisk Adjustment Documentation and Coding Boot Camp.

The Risk Adjustment Documentation and Coding Boot Camp will take you all the way from tackling the concept of risk adjustment and how it is calculated, to focusing on specific diagnoses and conditions that may affect overall risk scores. It will ensure you understand all facets of risk adjustment and help you position your organization to make the best decisions. It will also offer strategies to reduce your facility’s vulnerability to Risk Adjustment Data Validation audits (RADV).

This three-day course can also help prepare you for the Certified Risk Adjustment Coder (CRC) examination offered through the AAPC.

Bring our industry-leading instructors to your facility to teach one of our existing Boot Camps or a program customized specifically for your organization.

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