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HCPCS 2010: Two new codes for Medicare beneficiary drug screens
by Julia Rose | February 22, 2010
Category: Health and Fitness
For more expert tips on pathology coding and ways to wield the two new HCPCS codes for Medicare beneficiary drug screens, turn to a pathology service coding handbook or better still tune in to audio recordings of medical coding conferences in CDs and MP3s for the real action!
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Sure-shot tips to get your pay hike
by Nancy Rose | February 17, 2010
Category: Health and Fitness
You may feel you have worked hard enough at your medical coding job to seek a pay hike, but the raise has eluded you.
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Taking the CPC exam? Brush up your modifier 58 know-how
by Nancy Rose | February 16, 2010
Category: Health and Fitness
To have a better idea about modifiers, you can go for the 2010 CPC exam review.
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Medical coding training sets you apart
by Celena Rose | February 15, 2010
Category: Health and Fitness
Once you have got your medical coding training, and have received your medical coding certification, you will be qualified to work in hospitals, clinics, doctor’s offices, or even at insurance companies
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What’s your leadership style?
by Nancy Rose | February 09, 2010
Category: Health and Fitness
Are you into a career in medical coding and billing? Are you in a management job? Do you aspire to be there one day? You need to have an idea of how your management style affects the people on your medical coding team.
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Three tips to code right from the comforts of your home
by Nancy Rose | February 09, 2010
Category: Health and Fitness
Is medical billing and coding career is good? Yes it certainly is. And these days, more and more people are considering the option of working from home.
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Coding managers check your prioritizing skills here
by Nancy Rose | February 09, 2010
Category: Health and Fitness
In a medical coding career, whether you are a supervisor or waiting to become a supervisor someday, you need get your priorities in order.
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E-learn your way to a great coding career
by Nancy Rose | February 04, 2010
Category: Health and Fitness
If you are planning to take up medical coding as a career or pep up your present medical coding career, you should certainly check out e-learning opportunities.
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Medical coders can take a cue from David Lee Roth
by Nancy Rose | February 04, 2010
Category: Health and Fitness
Medical coding is at least as complicated as surgery or rock-and-roll. And here you’ll need all the help you can get.
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Traits you should have for a successful billing and coding career
by Celena Rose | February 02, 2010
Category: Insurance / Health
If you have a medical billing and coding certification to your name and you possess the above-mentioned traits, you should certainly go for a medical billing and coding career because chances are you’ll go the distance here.
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A thorough preparation key to your success at your CPC exam
by Celena Rose | January 22, 2010
Category: Health and Fitness
A good preparation certainly plays a key role in your passing the CPC exam, since it’s a tough exam to get through.
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Work from home: A good option for billers and coders
by Celena Rose | January 22, 2010
Category: Health and Fitness
When you have billing and coding certifications to your name, you will be in a great position to interpret and accurately complete the billing process and in the process save time, money and frustration for both patients and health care providers.
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Tips from a coder who’s passed the CPC-H exam
by Nancy Rose | January 21, 2010
Category: Health and Fitness
To be successful in your medical coding career, you have to have medical coding carrier training.
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Know when to append modifier 53
by Nancy Rose | January 21, 2010
Category: Health and Fitness
If you want to craft a career in medical coding, you have to master not just the codes but also get a grip on ways to append modifiers.
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Look before you choose a medical coding school
by Celena Rose | January 19, 2010
Category: Health and Fitness
These schools provide medical coding class and the education required to handle coding in most medical facilities, including hospitals and doctors’ offices.
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Medical coding career has immense possibilities
by Celena Rose | January 15, 2010
Category: Health and Fitness
As with everything, a medical coding career will take time, effort and persistence.
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Give more bones to your coding with specialty certifications
by Celena Rose | January 15, 2010
Category: Business
There are various medical coding programs and specialty certifications you can go for if you are to make a mark here.
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Get yourself a certification from a trusted name
by Celena Rose | January 15, 2010
Category: Health and Fitness
The core certifications that AAPC offers are Certified Professional Coder (CPC), Certified Professional Coder – Hospital (CPC-H), Certified Professional Coder – Payer (CPC-P), Certified Interventional Radiology Cardiovascular Coder (CIRCC), and Certified Professional Medical Auditor (CPMA).
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Look before you choose a medical coding school
by Celena Rose | January 14, 2010
Category: Health and Fitness
These schools provide medical coding class and the education required to handle coding in most medical facilities, including hospitals and doctors’ offices.
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Know your CCI edits well to keep denials at bay
by Nancy Rose | January 12, 2010
Category: Health and Fitness
Stay tuned for CCI edits and other medical coding career information.
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Stay tuned to consult code updates
by James Smith | January 08, 2010
Category: Insurance / Health
For more on consult codes and other medical coding updates, sign in for a one-stop medical coding website.
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CEMC certification will help you fly high in your coding career
by Celena Rose | January 07, 2010
Category: Health and Fitness
While physciatrists regularly use evaluation and management code for hospital inpatient services, inpatient and outpatient consulations, and nursing facility services, they use them less frequently for office and other outpatient services, emergency department services, etc.
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CPC-H practice exams will help you know how you’ll fare
by Celena Rose | January 06, 2010
Category: Health and Fitness
When you have a CPC-H certification to your name, you can handle issues such as medical necessity, claim denials, bundling issues and charge capture with ease.
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Huddle’ your way to staff efficiency
by Nancy Rose | January 06, 2010
Category: Health and Fitness
While trying to make a mark in a career in medical coding, you need to remember that the key to running an efficient medical office is communication.
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Steps to get to Physician Fee Schedule on the CMS website
by Nancy Rose | January 05, 2010
Category: Health and Fitness
If you were not lucky enough to hear Young speak at the Orlando conference and missed out on a lot of medical coding career information, don’t lose heart.
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: Want to carve a career in the outpatient setting? Go for a CPC-H credential
by Celena Rose | December 31, 2009
Category: Health and Fitness
When you have a CPC-H coding certification to your name, you will be well-versed with both the physician office coding as well as the hospital based outpatient coding.
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A good preparation key to passing your CPC exam
by Celena Rose | December 30, 2009
Category: Health and Fitness
There are also CPC courses available that will help you in your preparation.
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Medical coding career
by Nancy Rose | December 17, 2009
Category: Health and Fitness
Good public speaking skills can certainly help you pep up your medical coding careers. As such you’ll do yourself a world of good if you start working on it from today itself.
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CANPC tag will certainly help you land your dream anesthesia coding job
by Celena Rose | December 15, 2009
Category: Health and Fitness
Those coders who have sufficient experience and expertise in anesthesia coding can sit for the CANPC exam.
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Attend Ob-Gyn conferences and do away with bad subsequent care coding habits
by Julia Rose | December 15, 2009
Category: Health and Fitness
For more Ob-Gyn coding know how and ways to assign correct Ob-Gyn codes, attending Ob-Gyn conferences will certainly help.
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