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MEDICAL BILLING AND CODING

Program:

About CBCS

learn the role and responsibility of the medical biller and coder by learning the importance of reading and transcribing patient charts, turning that into the correct alphanumeric codes, and submitting the billing as an insurance claim. This job requires analyzing a patient's medical information following any visit with a healthcare professional and choosing the best route for billing the insurance company or the patient.  One must have the ability to understand various applications of the healthcare delivery systems, regulations, and compliance as this is very important for transcribing a physician's diagnosis into the correct alphanumeric codes. It's important for these professionals to become well versed with these codes as well as standard medical terminology in order to accurately communicate data to the required party. Medical billers and coders must also be proficient in technological terminology and problem-solving. This includes understanding and using classification systems, such as CPT, ICD-10-CM, ICD-10-PCS, and HCPCS. Many Medical billers and coders can work from home thanks to the job's emphasis on technology and coding that can be done simply from a computer. Other job opportunities would include working in Hospitals, Physician's offices, Nursing Homes, Home Health Agencies, and Outpatient medical facilities. 

Duties of A CBCS

  • Manage inventory

  • Package prescriptions which are then reviewed by a Pharmacist for accuracy before being dispensed to the patient

  • Accurately measure medication amounts which are then reviewed by a Pharmacist for accuracy

  • Establish and maintain patient records

  • Accept payment for prescriptions and process insurance claims

Career Opportunities

Being a Pharmacy Tech is experiencing a high growth rate. According to the BLS, Physical Therapy Tech have a job growth outlook of 16% through 2031. This is significantly higher than the average job outlook for all occupations in the U.S. As a Pharmacy Technician with certification, you have the potential to find a wider range of job opportunities in the coming years.

As a Pharmacy Tech (CPHT), you might have opportunities to increase your salary, especially as you gain experience. Keep in mind that salaries for CPHTs can vary based on the kind of medical setting you work in and other factors, such as the years of experience you have.

Tuition 

PROGRAM COST: $1,200.00  / DOWN PAYMENT (NON-REFUNDABLE): $200

PROGRAM OPTIONS:  

ONLINE SELF-PACED

135-HOUR COURSE 

ADDITIONAL FEES;

  • National Exam Certification $129 (NHA)

  • professional Copy of Certificate $25

  • CPR Certification $75

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