What are the benefits of staying at the host hotel?

You will be surrounded by your fellow conference attendees, NAB and AAPCCA board members, along with staff from the AAPC national office. It is also a great chance to meet new friends and catch up with all your conference friends from previous years.

What does my conference registration include?

All of the general and breakout sessions, and all of the meals during the program, including the member appreciation banquet lunch. By attending an in-person AAPC event, you consent to being photographed or recorded and grant AAPC permission to use your image, likeness, and/or voice for marketing and promotional purposes.

Will I meet any of the National Advisory Board, the AAPCCA Board, or any of the AAPC staff at conference?

Yes, both the National Advisory Board (NAB) and the AAPCCA Board are involved in putting on the conference and are available throughout the conference to meet and network with conference attendees. You will also have the opportunity to meet other staff members from the AAPC national office.

Where will I find my handouts for the conference?

Handouts will be available two weeks prior to and three weeks following the conference. They are accessible to registered attendees conference web page (once you are logged in). If you wish, you can print out the handouts and bring them to the conference, but it is not necessary. Paper copies of the handouts will not be provided at the conference.

A code card lists all of the approved sessions on one document. The vendor portion of the code card includes the title, index number, specialty designations, and number of CEUs for each session. The attendee portion of the code card has the same information excluding the index number. Each AAPC member attendee should be given an attendee code card prior to the conference. The index number of a session should be released to the attendees at the close of each session. It is the responsibility of the attendee to write the index number on their code card and retain the document.

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Aliza Wrona

CRC

Aliza Wrona is a seasoned healthcare revenue cycle strategist and certified coder with experience in managed care and hospital operations. She develops proactive authorization workflows, strengthens documentation, and leads appeals processes that reduce denials and optimize reimbursement. Also a certified water safety instructor and lifeguard training instructor, Wrona brings dedication and precision to everything she does.

Bridget Toomey

MS, CPC, CPCO, CPB, CPPM, AAPC Fellow / University of Iowa Health Care

Bridget Toomey has more than 15 years of experience in healthcare in the areas of accounts receivable, denials management, claims, project management, and clinical operations and administration. She has a passion for cancer advocacy, serving as an advocate leader with the Ovarian Cancer Research Alliance and as the Iowa District 2 ambassador constituent team lead with the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network. Toomey is a member of the Society of Gynecologic Oncology Coding and Reimbursement subcommittee and is a former member of the AAPC National Advisory Board. She received her Master of Science in Healthcare Management from Johns Hopkins University and is the 2025 president of the Iowa City, Iowa AAPC local chapter.

Corella Lumpkins

CPC, CPCO, CDEO, CPB, CPMA, CPPM, CRC, CVBA, CPC-I, CEMC /

Corella Lumpkins is the Manager of Coding, Compliance & Provider Education at Loudoun Medical Group P.C. (an ACO in Northern Virginia/DC suburbs). She has a bachelor’s degree in health services administration and over 35 years of experience working in every area of the healthcare revenue cycle, including auditing, billing, coding, compliance, CDI, denial management, education, and practice management. Lumpkins works closely with providers and staff and is a certified instructor teaching both the CPB® and CPC® curriculum. She is an AAPC mentor, Project Xtern host employer, and president of the Leesburg, Virginia local chapter. Lumpkins is proud to serve as an officer on the 2025-2028 National Advisory Board.

Craig Mills

Craig Mills is a 25-year industry veteran. He has presented to state, national, and international industry groups. His research has been included in U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention symposiums on addictive behaviors in adolescents. He has spoken on topics such as data warehouses, computer robots and automation, revenue cycle, and several other key health information management areas. Mills has held key positions related to the delivery of coding software and services, including computer-assisted coding.

Kimberly Jolivette Williams

CPC, CPCO, CPB, CPMA, CPC-I, CANPC, CCC, CEMC / Compliance Coding & Billing Analyst / Texas Health Physicians Group

Kimberly Jolivette Williams has over 25 years of expertise in medical auditing, coding, billing, and healthcare business operations. With more than a decade in upper management and medical education, she has taught through institutions such as Lone Star College, Dallas College, and the AAPC Virtual Instructor-Led Training program. She transitioned into healthcare compliance in 2020 and currently serves as a compliance, coding, and billing analyst at Texas Health Physicians Group. Jolivette Williams is the founder of Jolivette MediCoding Institute, LLC (JMCI), where she helps students earn credentials in coding, billing, auditing, and compliance. She has served on AAPC’s SME Advisory Committee and as a chapter officer for the Richardson, Texas local chapter. Outside of healthcare, Jolivette Williams is active in community service and ministry at Christ Community Church in Richardson. She’s been married to her husband Joseph for 26 years and is the proud mother and grandmother of a growing family.

MariaRita Genovese

MHA, CPC, PCS

MariaRita Genovese is the director of revenue cycle and business operations for MD Anderson Cancer Center at Cooper. She has more than 30 years of experience in billing and practice management, most recently in the areas of family medicine and medical oncology. She is active in educating the physicians and staff in medical coding and compliance regulations. Genovese currently serves as president of the Greater Philadelphia local chapter, and has served as chapter president and vice president in previous years. She is a member of AAPC’s 2025-2027 National Advisory Board and served on the 2015-2018 AAPC Chapter Association (AAPCCA) Board of Directors. Genovese served on the AAPCCA Executive Board in 2016 and was awarded the 2019 Chapter Officer of the Year award by AAPCCA’s Board of Directors. She has contributed articles to AAPC the Magazine (formerly Healthcare Business Monthly) and AAPC's Knowledge Center blog. Genovese is also a frequent speaker at AAPC national and regional conferences.

Teresa Money

MBA, BS, RN, CPC, COC

Teresa Money is the founder and CEO of Thrysa Group, parent company to a diverse portfolio of business solutions. In addition to healthcare and coding consulting, the Thrysa Group publishes empowerment books for women in the business and owns Raw Roast Coffee, a wellness-forward coffeeshop brand. Money is co-founder and CEO of Third Shift Pro, a medical staffing company focused on innovation, compliance, and clinical excellence. With over 20 years of experience in payer-side policy leadership including medical and surgical coding oversight at national and regional health plans, Money is an expert in utilization management, prior authorization policy, and artificial intelligence integration in clinical operations. She holds a master’s in business administration from Loyola University Maryland, a bachelor’s in science in nursing from Stevenson University, an associate’s degree in nursing from Philadelphia Community College, and holds professional and outpatient coding certifications. Additionally, Money is a published author, serial entrepreneur, and national speaker on health equity and digital transformation in healthcare.

Tony Pistilli

CPC

Tony Pistilli is a consulting actuary and credentialed medical coder with over a decade of experience connecting clinical coding accuracy to real-world financial outcomes. At Axene Health Partners, he specializes in claims data analytics, predictive modeling, and Medicare risk adjustment. Previously, Pistilli led analytics for Optum’s payment integrity division, developing models to detect emerging fraud, waste, abuse, and coding errors — often translating audit findings into millions of dollars in savings. His work has spanned payer and provider organizations, including roles in healthcare economics, risk management, and contract negotiation. Pistilli brings coders a unique dual-lens perspective — how documentation and coding drive audit results, risk-sharing payments, and organizational strategy — and is a frequent conference speaker on risk adjustment, audit trends, and the financial impact of coding.