Coding for risk adjustment can feel like searching for a needle in a haystack. Only 13% of diagnosis codes (~8,800 out of about 70,000) are classified as a Hierarchical Condition Category (HCC). Finding those hidden gems in the documentation is of vital importance.

The Risk Adjustment Documentation and Coding Boot Camp Online goes beyond just knowing how to code for a condition. It explores where to obtain coding information as well as where to look for documentation deficiencies to improve overall risk scores. Similar to how implementing a clinical documentation improvement (CDI) department strengthens documentation for DRG assignment, this Boot Camp uses the same principles to improve documentation for risk adjustment.

The Boot Camp will take you all the way from tackling the concept of risk adjustment and how it is calculated, to focusing on specific diagnoses and conditions that may affect overall risk scores. It will ensure you understand all facets of risk adjustment and help you position your organization to make the best decisions.
 

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