- Instructor: Eyacad@mcbewa
- Lectures: 13
- Duration: 69 hours
What is Medical Coding and Billing?
Medical coding and billing are two nearly correlated phases of the modern US Healthcare industry. Both processes are immensely important in Revenue Cycle Management, which assures that healthcare providers are paid for the services they offer. This process involves transcribing the patient data of analyses, medical tests, treatments, and procedures into regulated codes to the commercial payers for physician reimbursement.
What is the difference between Medical Coding and Billing?
Medical Coding and Medical billing are merely diverse processes, but both are significant in receiving reimbursement for healthcare services. Medical coding includes obtaining billable information from the medical records and clinical documentation of a patient, while medical billing uses those codes to generate insurance claims and bills for patients.Â
Features-
| Highly skilled trainers | More Live Chart Sessions | 100% Placement in Top US MNC’s |
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| Certificate of Completion | Flexible batch timings | One to one expert sessions |
Study Materials
1. School of Medical Coding & Billing – Anatomy, Physiology & Pathology Manual.
2. School of Medical Coding & Billing – Coding Assessment Workbook.
3. ICD – 10, CPT, and HCPCS books.
4. Interactive training PPT, Videos & Books
- Eligibility– Life Science Graduates | Any graduates
- Duration– 66 hours + 3 hours (Bonus)
- Batches– Weekdays & Weekend
Who is eligible for Medical Coding and Billing Training?
Medical Coding as a career is fairly a good choice for all. However, to pursue Medical Coding training you should have a bachelor’s degree or master’s degree, preferably from a life science background. And also, you should be an analytical thinker to read and analyze the medical records of the patients to use the right codes for the billing.
What are the duration of Medical Coding and Billing training?
The complete course duration is 66 hours of Medical Coding Training and a bonus of 3 hours of Interview hacking sessions free of cost to get placed in MNC’s quickly.
How much is the salary of a Medical Coder and Biller?
As per the reports by www.payscale.com on Medical Coders salary scale, Medical Coders in an early career with 1-4 years of experience earns approximately â‚ą3,31,000 / year. This data may vary over time.
Where can I get the best Medical Coding and Billing training in Chennai?
There are many Medical Coding and Billing training centers in Chennai, but EY Academy and School of Medical Coding and Billing stand out for their quality training, certified trainers, interactive training module 100% job assistance, and value-added services like Resume building, interview preparation, Mock Interviews, etc.
Why School of Medical Coding and Billing for Medical Coding and Billing training in Chennai?
We, the School of Medical Coding and Billing have the best AAPC certified medical coding trainers with rich experience training. Our Medical Coding and Billing Training Modules are highly interactive with live-charts sessions, multiple assessments, mock tests, one on one sessions for doubts, and flexible batch timings for professionals. We don’t just train you but ensure that you are job-ready right after you complete the training. We provide 100% job placement support followed by Resume building, Interview Hacks, and Mock interviews to enhance your placement opportunities.
Who is eligible for Medical Coding and Billing training?
Many US Healthcare companies have made graduation mandatory to hire Medical Coders Across India.
Hence any candidate with graduation in Life Science or Non- Life Science is eligible to pursue Medical Coding & Billing career. The following are the most preferred Life Science & Non-Life Science Graduates.
Life Science Graduates – Arts
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B.Sc/M.Sc
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Biotechnology
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Bio-Chemistry
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Zoology
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Nutrition & Dietetics
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Nutrition & health
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Perfusion technology
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Cardiac Technology
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Microbiology
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Dental Science
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Physician Assistant
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Home science – Clinical Nutrition & Dietetics
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Lifescience – Engineering
- B.E/M.E
- Bio-Medical / Bio-Medical Engineering
- B.Tech/M.Tech
- Biotechnology
- B.E/M.E
- Bioinformatics
Non-Lifescience
- B.Sc
- Chemistry
- Physics
- Plant Biology
- Visual Communication
- Maths
- B.Com
- BBA
Non-Lifescience – Engineering
- B.E
- Mechanical
- B.Arch
- B.Sc
- Hotel Management
- Others Arts & Engineering degree
Para Medical Graduates
- B.Sc / M.Sc / Diploma Nursing
- BDS / MDS
- BAMS – Ayurvedic
- BHMS – Homeopathy
- BPT – Physiotherapist
- B.Pharm/ M.Pharm/ D.Pharm
The US Healthcare companies Hiring Only Lifesicence Trained Fresher or CPC – Non-Life-Science Graduates
Omega Healthcare (Chennai, Bangalore, Trichy)
AGS healthcare (Chennai, Hyderabad, Tirupathi)
MeriaMed Ajuba (Chennai)
Episource (Chennai & Mumbai)
Technosoft (Chennai)
Vee Technology (Chennai, Bangalore & Salem)
Access Healthcare (Chennai, Pune, and Noida)
Nthrive (Chennai & Noida)
Optum Global (Chennai, Bangalore Hyderabad, and Delhi)
Clarus RCM (Chennai, Hyderabad, Coimbatore)
XL Health (Bangalore)
Global Healthcare (Chennai & Hyderabad)
WNS (Pune)
The US Healthcare companies hiring Both Lifescience and Non-Lifescience
Visionary RCM (Chennai, Coimbatore, Hyderabad)
Ceequence technology (Chennai)
S2M (Chennai)
Acurus BPO (Chennai)
Teleperformance (Chennai)
Corro health (Chennai, Coimbatore, Hyderabad)
Synthesis Healthcare (Chennai)
Deccan I Services
Lapiz Digital
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Overview of Revenue Cycle Management (RCM)
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Lecture 2.1What is RCM – Revenue Cycle Management?
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Lecture 2.2Role & importance of Medical Coding in RCM
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Lecture 2.3What is HIPAA & Guidelines?
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Lecture 2.4Federal and Commercial Insurances in US.
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Introduction to Medical Terminologies
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Lecture 3.1Prefix, Suffix and Abbreviations and other terminologies.
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Lecture 3.2Live Assessment to check the student’s knowledge.
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Fundamental of Human Anatomy, Physiology & Pathology
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Lecture 4.1Introduction to Human Anatomy, Physiology & Pathology
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Lecture 4.2Anatomy, Physiology & Pathology of All systems
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Introduction to Coding Manuals – ICD, CPT & HCPCS
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Lecture 5.1ICD – 10
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Lecture 5.2CPT – Current Procedural terminology
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Lecture 5.3Touch base on use of HCPCS & Final Assessment
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Lecture 5.4Interview cracking skill Training
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Lecture 5.5Certification & Graduation Ceremony
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