New to medical coding?
Learn what coders do, what you need to study, and how to choose a training path.
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Choose the support you need today
Use these free resources to explore medical coding, strengthen exam preparation, and practice applying what you learn. New resources will be added as the MediCode study community grows.
Preparing for the CPC exam?
Build a practical study plan and learn how to use practice questions effectively.
Explore CPC Exam Preparation →Exploring risk adjustment?
Learn what a CRC does, what you need to earn the credential, and whether you need a CPC, degree, or prior experience.
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Medical coding and billing resources
Open a pathway below to find current resources and see what is coming next.
CPC Study Resources
CPC Exam Preparation Guide
How to organize your study plan, build code-book navigation skills, and prepare strategically.
Open the guide →What to Study for the CPC Exam
A focused overview of high-priority areas and how review differs from learning coding fundamentals.
Open the resource →Weekly CPC Study Questions
Week 1 availableFive original MediCode practice questions covering code-book navigation, ICD-10-CM, HCPCS Level II, modifiers, and E/M—with instructor rationales.
Practice this week’s questions →E/M Medical Decision Making
Worksheet + answers availablePractice the three MDM elements, the two-of-three rule, and an established-patient case, then check your work with instructor rationales.
Download the free worksheet →Check your answers & instructor rationales →
ICD-10-CM Quick Guide
Free guide availableLearn a repeatable workflow for finding and verifying diagnosis codes using the Alphabetic Index, Tabular List, instructions, specificity, and guidelines.
Open the free guide →CPT and Operative Report Practice
Coming soonOriginal worksheets that build procedure-coding and documentation-review skills.
CRC & Risk Adjustment Resources
What Is a Certified Risk Adjustment Coder?
New guideLearn what CRCs do, certification prerequisites, who should consider the credential, and what you need versus what you do not need.
Read the complete CRC guide →CRC Exam Guide
Learn what the CRC credential covers and how to build a preparation plan.
Open the guide →How to Become a CRC
A straightforward introduction to starting the CRC and risk-adjustment pathway.
Read the guide →Weekly CRC Study Questions
Coming nextPractice questions covering documentation, ICD-10-CM, HCC concepts, and coding application.
ICD-10-CM Quick Guide
Free guide availableA practical diagnosis-code lookup and verification workflow for CRC and risk-adjustment students.
Open the free guide →MEAT Made Simple
New guide availableLearn how Monitor, Evaluate, Assess/Address, and Treat can help you review documentation—without replacing official coding rules.
Open the MEAT guide →HCC Hierarchies Made Simple
New guide availableLearn how HCC hierarchy logic works, why related categories are ranked by severity, and what coders should do when multiple diagnoses are supported.
Open the hierarchy guide →Supported vs. Unsupported Diagnoses
New guide availableWork through the decision process for problem lists, medications, labs, historical conditions, and current documentation.
Open the guide →What Is RADV?
New guide availableLearn how CMS validates Medicare Advantage risk-adjustment diagnoses and why defensible documentation matters.
Open the RADV guide →Clinical Documentation Barriers
New guide availableLearn how uncertain diagnoses, disease status, signatures, specificity, and conflicting documentation can affect risk adjustment coding.
Open the documentation barriers guide →Risk-Adjustment Practice Cases
Coming soonShort outpatient encounters with instructor rationales and documentation discussion.
Medical Billing Resources
Medical Billing Career & Skills
Learn how billing differs from coding and which parts of the revenue cycle new billers should understand.
Explore Medical Billing →Medical Billing Revenue Cycle Practice Worksheet
Free worksheet availableFollow a patient account from registration and eligibility through claims, payer processing, payment posting, denials, and follow-up. Includes guided notes and practice questions for the free study session.
Open the free worksheet →Denial Practice Sessions
Coming soonShort scenarios focused on identifying denial causes and appropriate next steps.
Billing Terms & Abbreviations
Coming soonA plain-language reference for common insurance, claim, and payment terminology.
Anatomy & Medical Terminology
Four Lobes of the Brain
Mini lesson coming soonA short visual lesson introducing the frontal, parietal, temporal, and occipital lobes.
Medical Terminology Breakdowns
Coming soonPractice using prefixes, roots, and suffixes to understand unfamiliar medical terms.
Body-System Refreshers
Coming soonShort visual lessons designed for coding and billing students.
Foundations Training
Explore live anatomy and terminology education for students who want more structured support.
View Foundations Training →Learn live with Jenifer
Free MediCode Study Hours
Focused live sessions will combine a short lesson, guided practice, question review, and time to ask questions. Dates and registration links will be posted here as sessions are scheduled.
CPC Study Hour
E/M Made Simple—Understanding Medical Decision Making
Saturday, September 26, 2026 • 12:00–1:00 PM Eastern Time • Live on Zoom
Register FreeCRC Study Hour
First topic: MEAT Made Simple—Is the Diagnosis Supported?
Join the risk-adjustment community for study resources, session announcements, and coding discussions.
Join the CRC CommunityMedical Billing Study Hour
Understanding the Medical Billing Revenue Cycle: Start to Finish
Saturday, September 26, 2026 • 2:00–3:00 PM Eastern Time • Live on Zoom
Register FreeA note about these resources: Learning Center materials are original educational resources created by MediCode Bootcamp. They support learning and practice but do not replace official code books, current coding guidelines, payer requirements, or complete certification education.
CPT® is a registered trademark of the American Medical Association. MediCode Bootcamp is not the certifying organization for the CPC or CRC credentials.