ICD-10 Training

The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) announced the date of October 1, 2013 for ICD-10-CM implementation. The AAPC has developed an "A to Z" implementation plan and curriculum to train and ensure every medical practice and facility, small to large, be fully prepared for the implementation date. Call us to learn how you can become fully prepared.

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AAPC’s ICD-10-CM Training will have:

• The right approach – expert trainers, both general and specific training, localized training, a variety of delivery methods and Web- and mobile-based platform (Blackberry, iPhone, etc.) crosswalks
• The right curriculum
  • Specific training in proper code structure, IT requirements, crosswalking/mapping, revenue cycle, and implementation
  • Three-day onsite trainings for larger facilities and physician offices
  • Webinars
  • Workshops beginning two years prior
  • Distance learning modules beginning in 2010
  • National conference tracks beginning in 2010
  • Eight regional conferences in early 2013
  • Numerous Coding Edge articles
  • Weekly online articles from the AAPC's ICD-10 team
• The right timing - a recommended personal training schedule that will ensure you are prepared in time for the implementation date — not three years beforehand — thus eliminating the need to be trained twice
• The right cost - will be priced to be affordable to everyone

You can count on the AAPC to help you and your employers get through this change in a timely, yet manageable, manner so your daily workflow is not disrupted.

Personal Progress Tracker – This personal benchmark tool gives AAPC members the ability to easily enter their personal progress with red/yellow/green lights that indicate whether the member's practice is on schedule or not. This horizontal timeline display allows members, practice managers and physicians to graphically measure their progress and compare it to benchmark deadlines and schedules.