Frequently Asked Questions
What is medical coding?
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Medical coding is the transcription of diagnosis, procedures, and medical equipment into an alphanumeric code.
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The alphanumeric code is then sent to the insurance companies (Medicare, Medicaid, and third party payers)
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What is a Certified Professional Coder (CPC)?
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A Certified Professional Coder reviews clinical documentation and translates medical procedures, diagnosis, supplies, and services into codes that are submitted on a medical claim to payers for reimbursement.
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Are the courses offered online or in person?
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We currently do not have an in person option for the individual medical coding classes.
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All classes are taught online through a Learning Management System (LMS) unless they are specifically contracted through a Physician's office.
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What is the difference in the "self paced" course and the "instructor led" course?
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The "self paced" course does not include an instructor. The student purchases the curriculum and learns how to code on their own with very minimal assistance.
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The "instructor led" course includes a Certified Professional Coder that teaches the 16 week course.
Do you all offer payment plans?
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Yes!
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When are the classes taught?
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For the "instructor led" course, the classes are taught on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6:00pm until 8:30pm.
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For the "self paced" course, the students proceed at their own pace.
What happens if it takes more thatn 16 weeks to complete the "self paced" course?
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Additional time is available for purchase
Do you accept cash?
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No!
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All payments are made online