How to Use an AAPC Code Card

Sep 25, 2026

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Instruction sheet for using an AAPC code card for the KMGMA Spring 2022 Conference (Spring Up to Excellence, 3.10.22-3.11.22). It explains that the vendor code card includes the session title, index number, and CEUs, while the attendee code card provides the same information except for the index number. Attendees receive the attendee copy before the conference and must record the session index numbers released at the close of approved sessions. Members enter index numbers into their AAPC CEU tracker after completion and retain the code card for CEU submission and possible audit.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryHealthcare

FormatPDF

Pages4

Reading Time10 min

AccessFree to download

Instructions

Vendor vs. Attendee Code Card

Releasing Index Numbers

Member Responsibility

HOW TO USE AN AAPC CODE CARD The documents below consist of two pages: • One is the vendor code card it includes the title, index number, and number of CEUs for each session. • The second is the attendee code card it has the same information with the exception of the index number. • Each AAPC member attendee should be given the attendee code card prior to the start of the conference. The index number: • The index number of a session should be released to the attendees at the close of the approved sessions. o The presenter can do this by putting the index number on their last slide or writing it on a white board. o It is the responsibility of the attendee to write the index number on their code card and retain the document. The Member Responsibility: • The member will enter the index numbers into their AAPC CEU tracker upon completion of the conference. • The member will need to retain the code card for CEU submission and possible random audit. | Kentucky Medical Group Management Association
KMGMA Spring 2022 Conference: Spring Up to Excellence
3.10.22-3.11.22
Vendor Form (provide attendees with attendee copy only) | | | | | | | | | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | | | Title | CEU Code | CEUs | Specialty | | | | | | Day 1: KEYNOTE: Be A Daisy in a Field of Dandelions
Healthcare Leadership Lessons from Hollywood | | 80189WPX | 1.0 | CORE B | | | | | | Day 1: KEYNOTE: Roses are Red-Reimagining Your Positive Work Culture for the New Work Environment | | 80190WIM | 1.0 | CORE B | | | | | | Day 1: Peony for Your Thoughts-MIPS 2022 Update and Impact | | 80191SSR | 1.0 | ALL SPECIALTIES EXCEPT
CIRCC, CPMS | | | | | | Day 1: You’re My Best Bud-Evolving the Patient Financial Experience | | 80192PWI | .50 | CORE A | | | | | Day 1: Breakout: Despite the Forecast, Live Like It’s Spring-Navigating the New Normal: Embracing Work & Life in the Era of COVID-19 | | | 80193GXF | 1.0 | CORE A
CEMC, CPCO, | | | | | Day 1: Breakout: Despite the Forecast, Live Like It’s Spring-MIPS Promoting Interoperability Deep Dive and Q&A | | | 80194UNN | 1.0 | ALL SPECIALTIES EXCEPT
CIRCC, CPMS | | | | | | Day 1: Breakout: Despite the Forecast, Live Like It’s Spring-Understanding Your Payer Contracts | | 80195CTG | 1.0 | CORE A | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Day 2: Some Things Are Mint to Be-What Employees Want: A Discussion on Employee Engagement | | 80196SLM | 1.0 | CORE B | | | | | Day 2: Petal to the Metal-Employee Retention | | | 80197AQJ | 1.0 | CORE B | | | | | Day 2: What’s Up, Buttercup? -State Legislative Update | | | 80198IEH | 1.0 | CORE B | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Sign Here: Total CEU's: | Kentucky Medical Group Management Association
KMGMA Spring 2022 Conference: Spring Up to Excellence
3.10.22-3.11.22
Attendee Form
| | | | | | | | | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | | | Title | CEU Code | CEUs | Specialty | | | | | | Day 1: KEYNOTE: Be A Daisy in a Field of Dandelions
Healthcare Leadership Lessons from Hollywood | | | 1.0 | CORE B | | | | | | Day 1: KEYNOTE: Roses are Red-Reimagining Your Positive Work Culture for the New Work Environment | | | 1.0 | CORE B | | | | | | Day 1: Peony for Your Thoughts-MIPS 2022 Update and Impact | | | 1.0 | ALL SPECIALTIES EXCEPT
CIRCC, CPMS | | | | | | Day 1: You’re My Best Bud-Evolving the Patient Financial Experience | | | .50 | CORE A | | | | | Day 1: Breakout: Despite the Forecast, Live Like It’s Spring-Navigating the New Normal: Embracing Work & Life in the Era of COVID-19 | | | | 1.0 | CEMC, CPCO, CORE A | | | | | Day 1: Breakout: Despite the Forecast, Live Like It’s Spring-MIPS Promoting Interoperabi

FAQs

What is the difference between the vendor code card and the attendee code card?

The vendor code card includes the session title, index number, and CEUs. The attendee code card has the same information except it does not include the index number.

When should attendees receive the attendee code card?

Each AAPC member attendee should be given the attendee code card prior to the start of the conference.

How are index numbers released and recorded?

Index numbers are released to attendees at the close of the approved sessions by the presenter (e.g., on the last slide or a white board). Attendees are responsible for writing the index number onto their code card and retaining it.

Sep 25, 2026

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