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This is actually something that people just don’t think about actually. They schedule, they go through their courses, they do whatever study it is to get ready for their exam and then they schedule the exam and then what’s next?
Another question we had is wondering about a certification. We actually get questions quite often about certifications, what should they do next? We probably have some past webinars and ideas about this. Q: “I am very interested in becoming a certified medical coder; however, I don’t know which certificate to study for. I have 34 years of outpatient hospital bill experience alone with some coding practice at a major hospital.”
CCO Education Director and Coach Alicia Scott, CPC, CPC-I, CRC One of the things we've learned here at Certification Coaching Organization (CCO) and also in the years that I've worked in medical coding is that people who want to get certified struggle with education and passing the CPC® exam. The CPC®
Do You Have Free Medical Coding CEUS? - Video Laureen: This is just to let you know that we’ve got lots of CEUs, guys. If you need a bunch at once, just do the medical terminology course, you can get 40. It’s not just buying it. You do have to do
Quick Lineup of CCO Medical Billing and Coding Courses CCO September 2015 Lineup of Medical Billing and Coding Courses - Video This is just a quick lineup of all of our medical billing and coding courses. Just a little over three years ago we had just Blitz and then we added
Alicia: Oh, good, wound care. You guys, I really like wound care. You keep saying, “Is there anything you don’t like?” Yeah. I don’t like E/M leveling but wound care is really fascinating and I’ve wanted to for a while to talk to you guys about the different types of Wound
Q: [Lesion 10,000 Series] - I get confused when it comes to report per lesion and report number of lesions in the 10,000 series. Please help! A: OK. What I did was I just put together some information, went and found a couple of good resources which are documented here as
Alicia: Q: [ICD-10 Subsequent Acute Myocardial Infarction] - This example comes from AAPC Quick Reference. I want to know why we need 2 codes. Is this only ICD-10 rule? A patient suffers an acute MI of the inferior wall 2 weeks after suffering an acute MI of the left anterior descending
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