About MedCertPrep

We know how hard this is

Studying for CPhT (PTCE), CCMA, or CNA on top of everything else in your life is not easy. We built MedCertPrep to make the study part a little less painful.

Most people preparing for these exams are not full-time students. You are fitting study sessions between shifts, family, and everything else. When you finally sit down to practice, the last thing you want is to answer 50 questions and still not know what to work on next.

That is what pushed us to build something different. Not just more questions, but a clearer feedback loop: why you got it wrong, what the exam is actually testing, and where to focus before your next session.

What actually helps

"Correct" and "incorrect" are not feedback. So every question on MedCertPrep comes with a full breakdown: why the right answer is right, why each wrong option is wrong, and a short note to help it stick.

Missed questions go straight into your incorrect book so you can revisit them later. Flashcards use spaced repetition so weak spots keep coming back until they are not weak anymore. And mock exams are timed and full-length so exam day feels familiar before you ever sit for the real thing.

A few things we want to be upfront about

We are a small independent team. We are not affiliated with PTCB, NHA, or any certification board. We do not guarantee you will pass. What we do promise is that we will keep improving the platform and be honest about what it can and cannot do.

You can start free and see if it works for you before spending anything. If you decide to go Pro, it is a one-time payment per exam track, not a recurring charge.

Browse exam tracks or check pricing whenever you are ready.

Good luck with your exam. We are rooting for you.

MedCertPrep Team

Contact

Questions about billing, access, or exam prep? Email us at support@medcertprep.com.

Disclaimer: MedCertPrep is an independent educational platform. All official exam names (PTCB, CCMA, CNA, and others) are trademarks of their respective owners. Practice materials are independently developed for supplemental study use.