
Welcome to the AAPC RVA Chapter — where healthcare professionals come together to connect, learn, grow, and bee inspired.
As the Richmond, Virginia local chapter of AAPC, our mission is to support the goals of the national organization while creating a welcoming community for coders, auditors, CDI specialists, compliance professionals, educators, billers, practice managers, and other healthcare professionals throughout the RVA area.
All AAPC members are encouraged to participate in their local chapter and take advantage of valuable opportunities to earn low-cost or free CEUs, network with peers, discover career opportunities, share industry knowledge, and strengthen the healthcare community locally.
We invite you to bee part of our growing RVA chapter community at our FREE monthly meetings, where attendees can earn up to 2 CEUs each month while staying informed on coding, compliance, auditing, clinical documentation, and healthcare industry updates.
In addition to our monthly meetings, we also offer CPC and specialty exam rapid review classes, educational seminars, networking opportunities, and our signature Annual All-Day Event designed to help members bee connected, bee inspired, and continue growing professionally.
Come bee part of our hive at the AAPC Richmond Virginia Chapter!
AAPC RVA Chapter Mission Statement
To support and encourage the advancement of healthcare professionals in the Richmond Virginia community through networking opportunities and educational resources in accordance with the AAPC’s mission and goals.
AAPC Code of Ethics
It shall be the responsibility of every AAPC member, as a condition of continued membership, to conduct themselves in all professional activities in a manner consistent with ALL of the following ethical principles of professional conduct:
Integrity
Respect
Commitment
Competence
Fairness
Responsibility
Adherence to these ethical standards assists in assuring public confidence in the integrity and professionalism of AAPC members. Failure to conform professional conduct to these ethical standards, as determined by AAPC's Ethics Committee, may result in the loss of membership with AAPC.
AAPC and its Ethics Committee does not function as a judiciary body. Any complaint to AAPC should have a foundation in law (for example, someone has been found guilty of fraud or has been placed on the Medicare Exclusion List or a foundation in AAPC administrative rules (for example, counterfeit CEUs or a member using credentials falsely).
