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Medical coders and billers use their knowledge of health care and disease processes to classify medical records according to accepted standards. This classification of diagnoses and treatments is required for Medicare and insurance reimbursement. While most coders are employed in hospitals, the growth of outpatient clinics and increasing computerization means that the demand for these professionals will increase in medical offices and other settings.
Graduates of these programs can be eligible for a number of professional certifications that will enhance their careers, including the Certified Professional Coder certification or the American Health Information Management Association, Certified Coding Specialist and Certified Coding Associate certifications.
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The following technical schools offer training for a career as a Medical Coding and Billing specialist:
American Career Institute Medical Coding and Billing certificate program is a seven month program leading to a position as a medical coder or medical insurance biller at a hospital, doctor's office, or clinic. Students learn ICD-9 and CPT-4 coding procedures, as well as MS Office. Other courses include medical terminology and insurance and medical billing. The program concludes with an externship program.
American InterContinental University Online can help prepare you for a career as a medical records specialist or healthcare technician with its associate degree in Medical Coding & Billing. Students learn about information technology systems as they are used in the healthcare field, along with coding systems used for recording medical diagnoses and treatments. *
Anthem Institute teaches students to maintain patient financial records and process insurance claims in its Medical Billing and Coding diploma program. The program includes training the anatomy and physiology of the human body, and the terminology used to identify diseases and in pharmacology. Students learn insurance reimbursement procedures, and general medical office administrative skills. Prior to graduation, students participate in an internship at a medical facility.
Anthem Institute has campuses located New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. All programs may not be available at all campuses.
Berkeley College provides hands-on experience with computer applications used in medical coding and health services technology in its associate degree in Health Services Administration - Medical Insurance Billing and Coding. Courses emphasize business skills, the health services industry, and insurance. Choose to study either at the school's campus locations or online, over the Internet.
CDM Institute Medical Coding, Billing, and Office Administration certificate program is a fast-paced introduction to insurance processing, coding, and billing. In ten weeks of day classes or 20 weeks of evening classes, students learn the HCFA-1500 insurance claim form system, the ICD-9 and CPT-4 coding systems, and how to make electronic claims submissions. Additional courses teach computer skills, anatomy, and physiology.
Colorado Technical University Online offers an online associate's degree in Medical Billing and Coding. Students learn how information technology is used within the healthcare system, and learn the ICD and CPT coding systems. They also receive an introduction to the legal and economic aspects of healthcare.
Dover Business College Medical Insurance and Coding Administration diploma program teaches students the latest computer technology and software used in the coding and billing of medical insurance claims. Students learn claims adjusting and insurance policies, coding procedures, and hospital and dental office billing.
Herzing University offers a Medical Billing and Insurance Coding diploma program. Students learn the ICD-9-CM and CPT-4 coding systems and the CPT/HCPCS codes, as well as the proper procedures to use for insurance billing. Other courses, including medical terminology and anatomy and physiology, prepare students for a career in the medical office.
Harrison College offers a Medical Reimbursement Technology degree that prepares graduates for positions processing medical records for insurance reimbursement. Students receive training in records management, medical terminology, anatomy and physiology, and computerized coding and billing systems.
Kaplan Career Institute Medical Coding and Billing Specialist training can open the door to a position in a doctor's office or clinic. Learn medical terminology as well as basic and advanced health insurance processing procedures, including dental claims. The program includes training on the relevant computer applications used in processing insurance claims.
Kaplan College Medical Billing and Coding Specialist and Medical Insurance Coder and Biller diploma programs teach students to operate computerized billing systems, and process insurance claims. Graduates will be able to complete the HCFA claim form, and will have an understanding of insurance plans, regulations, and guidelines.
National College offers a diploma in Medical Billing and Coding that prepares graduates for positions in clinics, insurance companies, hospitals, and doctor's offices. Students learn to code medical services and conditions using medical billing computer applications, along with insurance company procedures.
Learn more about the Medical Billing and Coding diploma from National College by clicking on a campus name, below.
Indianapolis, Indiana
Danville, Florence, Lexington, Louisville, Pikeville and Richmond, Kentucky
Bristol, Knoxville, and Nashville, Tennessee
Bluefield, Charlottesville, Harrisonburg, Lynchburg, Martinsville, and Roanoke, Virginia
Penn Foster Career School offers a one year Medical Coding and Billing diploma program that can be taken online, or as a home study course. Students learn medical terminology, insurance reimbursement systems, the ICD and CPT diagnostic coding systems, and medical office procedures.
Pittsburgh Technical Institute offers a 12 month Medical Coding certificate program. Students learn the ICD-9-CM and ICD-0-CM coding systems, along with medical terminology, anatomy, physiology, and diseases. The program also includes medical office administrative training.
Pioneer Pacific College 40 week Medical Claims and Billing Specialist diploma provides the training needed for a position in a doctor's office or medical insurance facility. The program focuses on computer applications found in the medical office, including Microsoft Office and Medisoft. Students also learn billing, coding, and the principles of health information management.
Remington College Medical Billing and Coding diploma program prepares students for positions processing and coding health care claims for insurance reimbursement. The eight month program includes an internship where students can practice their coding skills.
Sanford-Brown College Medical Coding and Billing diploma and degree programs provide the education necessary for a career in health information management. Students learn the coding systems used in processing insurance claim reimbursements, insurance procedures, and health records management skills. *
Learn more about the Medical Coding and Billing programs at Sanford-Brown College by clicking on a campus name below.
Atlanta, Georgia (Offers a Medical Coding and Billing Specialist diploma)
Dallas, Texas (Medical Coding and Billing Specialist certificate)
Fenton, Missouri (Offers a Medical Coding and Billing degree)
Houston, Texas (Offers a Medical Coding and Billing certificate)
Hazelwood, Missouri (Diploma program)
Saint Peters, Missouri (Diploma)
San Antonio, Texas (Certificate)
Sanford-Brown Institute prepares you for a career as a healthcare information specialist with its day and evening Medical Coding and Billing Specialist program. Learn how to process and manage health care data for insurance and recordkeeping purposes. *
Get more information on the Medical Billing and Coding and Medical Billing and Coding Specialist programs from Sanford-Brown Institute by clicking a campus name below.
Cranston, Rhode Island
Dearborn, Michigan
Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
Garden City, New York
Grand Rapids, Michigan
Houston (Northloop), Texas
Iselin, New Jersey
Jacksonville, Florida
Landover, Maryland
New York City
Tampa, Florida
Trevose, Pennsylvania
White Plains, New York
Southwest Florida College provides training in the skills needed to process insurance applications and to maintain patient records in its Medical Billing and Coding diploma program. Courses include medical terminology, patient information management, and ICD-9-CM and CPT-4 insurance coding procedures.
TechSkills prepares Students for positions in the healthcare or insurance industries with its Medical Billing program, providing a fast start in this rapidly growing industry. Students develop computer skills, learn medical billing procedures, and the legal and ethical requirements of the HIPAA law.
TechSkills Medical Coding program teaches Students medical, insurance billing and coding, and computer skills that can start or enhance a career as a medical coder and biller or a medical records tech. Students learn the ICD-9, CPT-4 and HCPCS coding systems, along with HIPAA regulations for medical information.
* These schools do not guarantee employment or salary.