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MCB (medical coding basic)

If you’re in the medical field, chances are you have at least some familiarity with medical coding, even if you don’t realize it. After all, this is the system doctors use to document their procedures and diagnoses and to bill patients or insurance companies for them, so it’s part of your day-to-day job, whether you realize it or not. Medical coding plays an important role in helping keep the medical industry running smoothly and efficiently – so if you’re thinking about going into the medical field, becoming familiar with medical coding can really pay off over time.

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Duration: 80 hours

MCAD (medical coding advanced)

Whether you’re just getting started in the medical coding profession or you have years of experience under your belt, you may be looking to advance your knowledge and skill set. Taking advanced medical coding classes gives you the opportunity to do that and can open new doors for career advancement opportunities that may otherwise be unavailable to you. To get started in advanced medical coding, here are three things you should know about how it works and how to get started on the road to becoming an advanced medical coder.

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Duration: 80 hours

CPC certification assistance

CPC certification is the medical coding equivalent of a career-defining credential. The American Academy of Professional Coders(AAPC) offers this certification to healthcare professionals who have demonstrated expertise in coding, reimbursement, and HIPAA privacy regulations. Becoming certified can help you advance your career and earn more money, but it can be challenging to navigate the certification process without assistance from an experienced coach or mentor. If you’re thinking about pursuing your CPC certification, check out these top CPC certification assistance programs that will help prepare you for the AHIMA exams.

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Duration: 80 hours

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short term courses

CAR (Claims adjudication rule-abudhabi-UAE)

When you’re working as a medical coder, there are many rules and regulations that you have to keep in mind. Some of these rules apply in your everyday work, while others apply only when you’re coding claims for insurance purposes. The one rule we want to focus on today, though, is the claim adjudication rule in medical coding. As we’ll explain below, this rule applies when you’re coding an insurance claim and determines how much you should bill the insurance company if they reject your code.

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Duration: 10 hours

RCMB (revnue cycle management basics-UAE)

What Is Revenue Cycle Management? Before we can dive into the details of medical coding, let’s take a moment to define revenue cycle management (RCM). Simply put, revenue cycle management refers to the steps and processes that healthcare providers go through to collect money from patients. This includes everything from appointment scheduling, performing the actual service or procedure, billing, insurance claims processing, collecting payment from insurance companies and patients and paying suppliers who provide things like medical equipment, supplies and drugs that are used in delivering care to patients.

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Duration: 15 hours

RCMAD (revenue cycle management advanced-UAE)

The revenue cycle management of healthcare providers entails many tasks, including accurate and timely claim filing, payment submission, reporting, and reconciliation, as well as appeals management. Maintaining effective revenue cycle management begins with medical coders, who are responsible for coding patient medical records so that the correct diagnosis codes are submitted to the insurance companies, and so that incorrect or invalid diagnosis codes are not submitted. This article examines some of the most important functions that medical coders perform during the revenue cycle management process, as well as some other issues pertaining to medical coding and reimbursement by private insurance companies and Medicare.

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Duration: 20 hours

CPMA certification assistance

The Certified Professional Medical Auditor (CPMA) certification requires individuals to have extensive knowledge of the medical coding industry and its processes. In addition, medical coders who want to become CPMA certified must know everything from how to properly document patient encounters to which codes are appropriate in which situations.

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Duration: 20 hours

CCS certification assistance

Medical coding certification can make or break your career – and the competition to earn it can be fierce! The certified coder specialist (CCS) credential sets you apart from the competition and proves that you’ve mastered the coding concepts necessary to succeed in today’s competitive healthcare environment. And with organizations like the American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA) expanding their certification offerings, it’s more important than ever to get started as soon as possible.

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Duration: 20 hours

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SAS Clinical Training

This training program from Medcoding prepares you to work as a SAS Certified Clinical Trials Programming Professional. The composite of coursework and hands-on education helps you make a foundation of clinical research proposition and data analysis skills – which can open portals to new openings. To get the Clinical Trials Programming Professional certificate, you must first be a SAS Certified Base Programming Specialist or Advanced Programming Professional. The training will equip the candidates with theoretical knowledge, practical experience, detailed description of programs, and key techniques involved in the clinical trial analysis.

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Duration: 20 hours

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