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AAPC Certified Risk Adjustment Coder (CRC) Practice

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Scenario-based practice exam on risk adjustment: ICD-10-CM for chronic conditions, HCC models, Medicare Advantage and ACA payment, provider note review, CMS compliance, audits and chart review for supported diagnoses.

50
questions
120 min
time limit
70%
to pass
Free
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What this exam covers

Risk Adjustment CodingExpert levelAAPC track
Models17%
Compliance17%
Documentation15%
Diabetes12%
Calculation7%
Cardiac7%
Renal7%
Oncology7%

Part of the AAPC Medical Coding Path certification path (step 4 of 4). See the full path

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Is this the official AAPC exam?

No. This is a practice exam that mirrors the AAPC Certified Risk Adjustment Coder (CRC) Practice style and issues a verifiable CareerByteCode certificate on a pass, not the official vendor certificate.

Is it free?

Your first exam is free to start. It is auto-graded instantly and a verifiable certificate is included on a pass. More exams unlock with a one-month plan from Rs 177 including GST, or free by inviting friends.

How is it graded?

50 questions, auto-graded server-side, 70% to pass, 120 minute limit. You can review your answers after submitting.