If you score weak in any CPC domain, what is required?

• A. Retake the entire CPC exam
• B. Any area rated weak requires a Class A credit
• C. Submit a remediation plan but no credit
• D. Attend a general review session with no credit

Answer: (B)

In CPC programs, performance is assessed by domain, and a weakness in any domain triggers a required remediation path. The best answer reflects that any area rated weak must be addressed by earning Class A continuing education credit. This ensures targeted remediation to fix the specific gap and maintain competence.

Retaking the entire CPC exam isn't required for a weak domain, and remediation isn’t fulfilled by simply submitting a plan without credit or by attending a general review session with no credit. The approved route is to obtain Class A credit through a designated remediation activity, which documents that you’ve actively addressed the weakness.