Mark these 3 crucial phrases in your CPT manual and cruise to the correct answer. Last week, a reader who’s preparing to take the CPC exam this May asked me to tackle unbundling, and to…
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Plus, how to persuade your boss to support your journey to coding certification. There has been an undeniable information boom in the last decade; in the Digital Age, even CPC exam prep has spawned a cottage industry of products and…
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Believe it or not — there are no ‘trick’ questions on the CPC exam. You’d be entirely right in calling Tina Cressman’s approach to studying for the CPC exam “by the book;” that’s the message she preaches during her CPC…
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Don't confuse words that look almost alike ... but aren't. Don’t let the test questions fool you. Take these steps when you study. The correct answer to many CPC exam…
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Peace, Love & CPT Coding guru shares 4 tips for passing the CPC exam. Last week, we talked with Pamela Biffle CPC, CPC-I, CHCC, CHCO, who gave us
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‘I’ve found a job that’ll take me wherever I want to go.’ Robert Kiesecker, CPC, CCC first took the plunge into medical coding when the dive shop he worked for in high school laid him off. And his career has…
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Discover some ’secret weapons’ for passing the CPC exam. There’s a lot of information out there to help you prepare for the CPC® exam, and some of it is free & readily available right on the
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5 HOURS. It seems like a long time. But it can fly by when you’re taking the CPC exam, say many test takers. That’s why time management is an essential part of exam prep. “Take part of your study time to…
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The CPC exam is ‘open book,’ but fumbling through your CPT and ICD-9 books will only eat up time unless you prepare yourself get around your references quickly. AAPC guidelines say you can bring standard editions of CPT, ICD-9…
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No foolin’. To pass the CPC exam and advance in your career, you’ve got to learn how to make the most of ‘open book.’ You’re allowed to refer to official CPT, ICD-9 and HCPCS reference books during the exam, and…
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