Requirements

• Basic knowledge

Description

Become a proficient CPT surgery coder with our exclusive Medical Billing: CPT Surgery Coding course.

Knowing CPT surgery coding will open up a world of opportunities for you in the healthcare industry. Medical coders earn an average of $58,055 annually (AAPC Salary Survey), which makes it an attractive career path.

What's Special with This Course?

In our Medical Billing: CPT Surgery Coding course, we will equip the learners with all sorts of knowledge relevant to practising CPT surgery coding, an extremely important tool for medical billing. You must be proficient in all aspects of medical billing in order to enter a career in CPT surgery coding.

Thus, to strengthen your basic understanding, we will introduce you to CPT coding and its origins in our course. Along with that, we will go over the structures of CPT coding under medical billing and medical coding. We will go over several important topics within this structure, like CPT symbols and code modifiers, which are essential to understanding surgery coding.

What Will You Learn?

• You’ll develop a solid foundation of the CPT coding format by becoming well-versed in CPT symbols and code modifiers.

• You’ll recognize how evaluation and management (E/M) codes function in medical billing and how to organize them.

• You’ll become familiar with the basics of surgical procedures and surgical code categories to master surgery coding.

• You’ll assess radiology procedures and coding guidelines for different radiological procedures for proper medical billing.

• You’ll understand how to properly code and charge for laboratory services, maintain compliance with medical standards of medical bill.

• You’ll find out how CPT codes are used for anesthesia and how modifiers affect the coding of anesthesia.

• You’ll identify ethical considerations and compliance in medical coding.

• You’ll find out what resources and tools are available to help coders stay compliant.

• You’ll receive tutor support & communicate with the tutor through the inbox and obtain a certificate of completion.

Medical Billing: CPT Surgery Coding Course Structure in Detail

As you progress through the course, you will learn how important E/M codes are for recording patient interactions and for determining how much healthcare professionals should be paid. Additionally, you will discover how to distinguish between major and minor surgery, which helps accurate coding and categorization. We'll discuss the global surgical package as well; understanding packaged services guarantees accurate billing and compliance with insurance policies, preventing claims rejections.

Furthermore, you’ll understand radiology procedures like CT scans and MRIs to ensure accurate code selection for diagnostic and interventional radiology. To help coders correctly bill for diagnostic and evaluative tests, we will discuss laboratory coding as well.

Lastly, explore the documentation and invoicing of anaesthesia services, as well as how modifiers can be applied to special situations to ensure accurate coding. We will discuss all of these things and encourage integrity and moral decision-making in medical billing procedures.

This course includes the following Sections:

• Introduction to CPT Coding: This section of Medical Billing: CPT Surgery Coding course, explains what is CPT coding and what its function in the healthcare sector.

• Structure of CPT Codes: This section will prepare learners to apply CPT coding and modifiers in practical situations by understanding the structure and classification of CPT codes.

• Evaluation and Management (E/M) Coding: This section focuses on identifying the components of a typical E/M code in addition to learning about the use of E/M codes to finalize medical bills.

• Surgical Coding: Surgical Coding requires basic knowledge of surgery. This section focuses on major and minor surgery, surgical code types, and global surgical packages.

• Radiology and Laboratory Coding : The purpose of this section is to teach learners how to properly code and charge for radiology and laboratory services, maintain compliance with medical billing standards, and optimize healthcare reimbursements.

• Anesthesia Coding : This section of CPT surgery coding provides a thorough explanation of anesthesia coding, anesthesia CPT codes, and how to use modifiers properly.

• Compliance and Ethical Considerations : The importance of medical coding compliance and its impact on correct medical billing and payment are the main points of emphasis in this section.

Let's set off on the path to mastering CPT surgery coding.

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Who this course is for:

• Those who wish to pursue a career in medical billing and coding
• In need of experienced medical coders for a position in the medical hematology field
• Coders with entry-level experience in medical hematology
• Practice consultants who are unfamiliar with the medical billing and coding process
• Anyone who wants to gain a better understanding of their own health records
• Revenue cycle management professionals will find this course invaluable for expanding their expertise