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Why Become Certified

 

CPC® means you’ve passed a rigorous coding examination. You’ve proven you have an understanding of codes, modifiers and guidelines for their use. CPC® means you’ve got training and you’ve kept up with your changing profession through continuing education programs. CPC means you’ve agreed to a stringent code of ethical conduct.
CPC® means you have embraced your work not as a “job”, but as a profession, and that you care about the success of your team and the patients you serve.

That’s what CPC® means to you. Let’s talk for a minute about what the credential means to others in your workplace. Credentials from the AAPC represent a recognized standard to employers seeking ethical, accurate and experienced coders. Office managers and physicians will specify, “We’re looking for a CPC®” because the credential is synonymous with quality. Most employers, whether providers or payers, know the value of AAPC credentials. CPC® has become the “gold standard” for physician coders and outpatient facility coders.

• Certified coders can reduce denial rates.
• Certified coders can increase charge captures.
• Certification shows a commitment to your career.
• Certification validates your abilities in the job market.
• Certified coders are evidence a practice desires to stay in compliance.
• Certification requires continuing education, which keeps you on your toes.

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