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I have always maintained that medical billers should know coding, and medical coders should understand medical billing. We become CPCs so that we can decipher medical records and code to the highest specificity, allowing billers to keypunch information into the …
Typically a medical office’s front desk will obtain and verify a patient’s coverage prior to the office visit. For practices that use electronic medical records, a scanned copy of both sides of the insurance card should be on file along …
EKG and medicare billings are what we we’re going to talk about. Someone had asked about, they were having trouble getting their EKGs covered in the Medicare yearly physical, so they were billing annually for EKGs saying that the doctor …
It is hard for me as a certified medical coder and biller, to separate the two professions when discussing medical coding guidelines. To be a good biller, you need to understand coding regulations; and to be a competent coder, you …
Healthcare providers render care to patients in a number of clinical settings and document their services within a patient’s medical record. Beginning with the patient’s chief complaint, a doctor will assess the patient’s condition, review the patient’s past, family or …
CodingCertification.Org is about coding but I thought they are related, I get this question a lot lately, “will your course help me to know how to do medical billing and coding?” No it will teach you how to do coding. …