Hierarchical Condition Categories (HCCs) are utilized by Medicare Advantage and Affordable Care Act payers for approximately 30 million individuals currently. Individuals with in-depth knowledge and command of the HCC system ensure coding is accurate, supported by documentation, and that reimbursement is appropriate.
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eLearning Library: HCC Coding offers the resources you need to ensure accurate and complete capture of Hierarchical Condition Categories (HCCs) codes, supported by documentation, for appropriate reimbursement. On-demand access to mastery-level specificity enhances job-specific, self-paced learning for one full year. -
Go beyond just the diagnoses -- really understand the methodology behind HCCs! Prepare for the future of healthcare reimbursement with HCC: Fundamentals of Hierarchical Condition Categories, by nationally recognized HCC authority Rose T. Dunn, MBA, RHIA, CPA, FACHE. Course includes optional hands-on “Abstract & Code It!” exercises to reinforce learning (requires textbook). -
The HCC Quick Reference Guide is a useful tool to communicate quickly and clearly to your providers the essential documentation necessary to support HCC diagnoses. Delivered as a downloadable and printable .pdf, the HCC Quick Reference Guide features straight-forward instruction for providers in 15 specialties. - Internal HCC auditors ensure their organization receives the reimbursement they are entitled to and that codes and claims are supported by clinical documentation. Learn what to look for and how to communicate your findings. Tips and techniques offered by nationally recognized HCC authority Rose T. Dunn, MBA, RHIA, CPA, FACHE.
- Are your problem lists a problem? Providers have enough documentation burdens already. For providers, maintaining problem lists takes a backseat to patient care…as it should. However, an up-to-date and accurate problem list can facilitate patient safety and care as well as being a key aspect of some risk adjustment contracts. HIM and CDI specialists have a role to play.
- Author Rose Dunn, MBA, RHIA, CPA, FACHE, a nationally recognized authority in HCC and risk adjustment coding methodologies, explores the intent and purpose of various Medicare quality programs focusing on the importance of accurate, "by-the-book", complete, and defensible coding and documentation.
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Prepare for AAPC’s Certified Risk Adjustment Coder (CRC) credential with CRC Exam Review: Fundamentals of Hierarchical Condition Categories, by nationally recognized HCC authority Rose T. Dunn, MBA, RHIA, CPA, FACHE. Course includes optional hands-on “Abstract & Code It!” exercises to reinforce learning (requires textbook). - Sale!
eLearning Library: HCC and Professional Fee Coding offers the resources you need to address the complexity of the ICD-10-CM and CPT coding systems. In addition, learn to ensure accurate and complete capture of Hierarchical Condition Categories (HCCs) codes, supported by documentation, for appropriate reimbursement. On-demand access to mastery-level specificity enhances job-specific, self-paced learning for one full year. - Sale! This two-course bundle will help Coders, Clinical Documentation Improvement Specialists and other key actors in the hospital revenue cycle understand the complexities of the healthcare reimbursement system and their role in ensuring accurate and appropriate reimbursement for both inpatient and outpatient services.
- Accurate and appropriate reimbursement for services is essential to the financial health of hospitals. Learn to navigate the 'ins and outs' of reimbursement for hospital inpatient services with Fundamentals of Reimbursement: Inpatient Services. Essential training for Coders, Clinical Documentation Improvement Specialists and other key actors in the hospital revenue cycle.
- Learn to navigate the 'ins and outs' of reimbursement for outpatient services. Fundamentals of Reimbursement: Outpatient Services will help Coders, Clinical Documentation Improvement Specialists and other key actors in the hospital revenue cycle understand the complexities of the healthcare reimbursement system and their role in ensuring accurate and appropriate reimbursement for services.