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Course Curriculum

    1. Onboarding Steps

    2. School Policy Agreement - CBCS

    3. Lesson 1: The Revenue Cycle And Regulatory Compliance

    4. Lesson 2: The Importance of Communication

    5. Lesson 3: Confidentiality & Security

    6. Lesson 4: Privacy Rule

    7. Lesson 5: Regulations that Support Clean Claims and Accurate Billings

    8. Lesson 6: Summary

    1. Lesson 1: Third-Party Payer Requirements

    2. Lesson 2: Verifying Insurance Eligibility and Benefits

    3. Lesson 3: Financial Considerations

    4. Lesson 4: Coordination of Benefits and Timely Filing

    1. Lesson 1: Abstracting Health Information

    2. Lesson 2: Clinical Documentation

    3. Lesson 3: CPT Codes

    4. Lesson 4: HCPCS Level II

    5. Lesson 5: Modifiers

    6. Lesson 6: Correct Coding, Specialty, and Payer-Specific Coding Issues

    1. C4 - Lesson 1: Review Components of Billing Success in the Revenue Cycle

    2. Lesson 2: Charge Capture

    3. Lesson 5: Editing Claims

    4. Lesson 6: Billing & Reimbursement

    5. Lesson 7: Managing Problem Claims

    6. Lesson 8: Claim Payments & Financial Responsibility

About this course

  • $810.00
  • 24 lessons

What is Medical Coding?

Medical coding and billing are essential processes in healthcare administration that involve translating medical services and procedures into codes for billing and insurance purposes.

ဝ Medical Coding: This is the process of converting healthcare diagnoses, procedures, medical services, and equipment into universal alphanumeric codes. These codes are used for medical billing, insurance claims, and data analysis. There are several coding systems, such as ICD-10-CM (International Classification of Diseases, 10th Edition, Clinical Modification) for diagnoses and CPT (Current Procedural Terminology) for procedures. 


ဝ Medical Billing: Once the medical services are coded, medical billing involves creating and submitting claims to insurance companies or patients for reimbursement. It includes verifying patient information, checking insurance coverage, coding services accurately, submitting claims, and following up on unpaid claims or denials.

Together, medical coding and billing ensure that healthcare providers receive accurate reimbursement for the services they provide, maintain proper documentation for legal and financial purposes, and comply with healthcare regulations and insurance requirements.

(And Yes, You Can Do It From Home)

How to Become a Medical Coder?

Our online Medical Billing and Coding dual certificate program can help you get on the right career path. This program typically lasts 9 weeks, and courses prepare students to take the Certified Professional Coder (CPC) exam.
Job search assistance service is included in tuition.
After getting your CPC certificate, we guarantee job placement in 6 months (or your tuition is on us).
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