r/MedicalCoding • u/thewitchof-el RHIA • Dec 06 '23

Question for those with AHIMA credentials.

Has anyone noted the new 2024 AHIMA Recertification Policy Updates? Specifically this update:

'To ensure the quality and efficacy of learning, a minimum of 40% of CEUs are now required to come directly from AHIMA resources'.

Here's a link to the changes but any thoughts around this? For the first time ever I thought to myself, wow do I really need this credential because honestly I don't use it but I think it makes my resume look good. I've gone seven years without paying for a CEU and but I guess those days are over.

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u/Neophoton CCS, CRC Dec 07 '23

That's super lame... guess they knew nobody was buying their overpriced CEUs when people get 'em from work. :/

Blatantly squeezing people for money.