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  1. Hierarchical Condition Category Coding - AAPC

    Hierarchical Condition Category (HCC) is a term that describes the grouping of similar diagnoses into one related category to be used in a risk adjustment model

  2. Realize the Value of HCC Coding - AAPC Knowledge Center

    Apr 1, 2019 · Documentation is key to correct ICD-10-CM coding, better patient care, and proper reimbursement. Physician documentation is one of the most important keys when abstracting …

  3. The Critical Role of HCC Coding - AAPC Knowledge Center

    Sep 2, 2025 · Accurate risk adjustment coding is the cornerstone of value-based care. Hierarchical condition category (HCC) coding is a risk-adjustment methodology Accurate risk …

  4. Implementing an effective HCC coding system - AAPC

    Implementing an effective HCC coding system is essential to strong financial and clinical performance under value-based reimbursement contracts.

  5. What Is Risk Adjustment? - AAPC

    HCC crosswalks are fairly easy to use, and medical coders who work with HCC coding models and risk adjustment may access the information in different ways. For instance, a coder may …

  6. CDIP, MCC, CC, HCC: The Road to Better Revenue - AAPC

    Jan 1, 2010 · Much like hierarchical condition category (HCC) coding for payers (see “Validate Coding Data with CDIPs in Medicare Risk Adjustment,” Coding Edge, August 2009, pages 20 …

  7. Certified Risk Adjustment Coder Training Course - AAPC

    AAPC trains over 20,000 new students annually for careers in medical billing and coding. Affirm your experience with employers and differentiate yourself as a certified risk adjustment coder.

  8. Documentation Requirements for High-Risk Diagnoses - AAPC

    Mar 1, 2024 · The Medicare Advantage The CMS-HCC risk adjustment payment model compensates MAOs for the financial burden associated with insuring patients with certain …

  9. Understanding the HHS-HCC Risk Adjustment Model - AAPC

    Dec 10, 2015 · The HHS-HCC risk adjustment model is a concurrent model, which means it uses diagnoses from a time period to predict cost in that same period. All data reporting for the HHS …

  10. Make the Most of HCCs: Part 1 - AAPC Knowledge Center

    Dec 1, 2015 · Accuracy and specificity in diagnosis coding and medical documentation are critical in risk adjustment payment models. Over the next few months, we’ll look at several commonly …