Medical Coding: Become A Certified Professional Coder

Medical Records and Terminologies | ICD-10 Coding| SNOMED CT | Medical Coding in RCM | Medical Coding Errors

What you'll learn

You will explore what the role of a Certified Professional Coder (CPC) must possess.

You will be provided with an understanding of what medical coding is about.

You will become familiar with the key components of medical records and medical terminologies.

You will gain a deeper understanding of SNOMED CT and ICD-10 coding and the process of exchanging medical data.

You will identify ICD-10's general coding standards, including medical coding accuracy and auditing.

Requirements

Basic Medical terminology Knowledge

Description

Discover the Key to a Successful Career in Medicare!This course covers the fundamentals of medical coding systems such as SNOMED CT and ICD-10. You will understand a coder's role and identify medical terminologies.Most importantly, we walk you through understanding medical records and coding standards, that will help you avoid billing and coding errors. In addition to Pre-Registration and Denial Management, your Revenue Cycle Management (RCM) training will also include Accounts Receivable follow-ups.In a nutshell, you will go from novices to expert coders, capable of handling the complexities and challenges of medical coding and RCM in real-world scenarios.Secure your spot today to unlock lifetime access to this course. Enroll today.This course comes with the following Sections:Introduction to Medical Coding: In this section of Certified Professional Coder (CPC), you'll be introduced to the fundamentals of medical coding, including the role of a medical coder and different types of medical code.Medical Records and Terminologies: You'll learn about the structure and language rules of medical records and key medical terminologies in this section.Introduction to SNOMED CT: Explore the benefits, uses, and integrations of SNOMED CT coding into EHR/EMR systems.Introduction to ICD-10 Coding: Here, you'll get to know ICD-10-CM and its rules of adoption and use.General Coding Standards of ICD-10: This section of our Certified Professional Coder (CPC) course, provides an overview of ICD-10 general coding standards, covering the role of clinical coding audits and coding accuracy.ICD-10 5th Edition Codes (Chapters 1 to 4): This section will cover neoplasms, infectious diseases, endocrine disorders, and metabolic disorders.ICD-10 5th Edition Codes (Chapters 5 to 10): Here you will learn about the medical coding guidelines for certain eyes, ears, nervous systems, and other diseases.ICD-10 5th Edition Codes (Chapters 11 to 15): In this section, you'll examine codes related to digestion, genitourinary systems, pregnancy, and musculoskeletal problems.ICD-10 5th Edition Codes (Chapters 16 to 22): Learn more about coding conditions related to the perinatal period, congenital abnormalities, and multiple injuries throughout this section of our Certified Professional Coder (CPC) course.Billing and Coding Errors: You will discover in this section, the ways to detect billing and coding errors, as well as penalties and warning signs, which are very important for medical coders to know.Introduction to Revenue Cycle Management (RCM) in Healthcare: You'll be taught about the importance of Revenue Cycle Management in healthcare in this section of our course focusing on medical billing and coding.Pre-Registration and Insurance Verification: Here you'll find information on pre-registration and insurance verificationMedical Coding, Charge Entry, and Claim Submission: The role of medical coding in charge entry and claim submission will be explored in this section.Accounts Receivable (A/R) and A/R Follow-up: You'll learn how to manage Accounts Receivable and its importance to RCM in this section.Denial Management and Reporting in RCM: Discover the key metrics of Revenue Cycle Management, as well as the feedback loops for improving denial management throughout the section.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction to Medical Coding

Lecture 1 What is Medical Coding?

Lecture 2 What is a Medical Coder

Lecture 3 The Types of Code

Lecture 4 Coding for Unlisted Procedures

Section 2: Medical Records and Terminologies

Lecture 5 Know The Definition of Medical Records

Lecture 6 Become Familiar with The Key Components of Medical Records

Lecture 7 Learn about Medical Terminology

Lecture 8 Find out Basic Medical Term Structure

Lecture 9 Understand The Language Rules

Section 3: Medical Coding Systems (SNOMED CT and ICD-10)

Lecture 10 Learn What is SNOMED CT

Lecture 11 The Use of SNOMED CT

Lecture 12 The Clinical Breadth of SNOMED CT

Lecture 13 The Benefits of SNOMED CT

Lecture 14 Benefits to Individuals

Lecture 15 Benefits to Populations

Lecture 16 Enabling SNOMED CT in EHR/EMR Syste

Lecture 17 Become Familiar with SNOMED CT Hierarchies

Lecture 18 Introduction to ICD-10-CM

Lecture 19 The Purpose of ICD-10-CM

Lecture 20 The Final Rule for The Adoption of ICD-10-CM

Lecture 21 Introduction to Clinical Coding

Lecture 22 The Clinical Coding Audit

Lecture 23 Know The Three Dimensions of Coding Accuracy

Lecture 24 The General Coding Standards

Section 4: ICD-10 Coding Guidelines (5th Edition Codes)

Lecture 25 Certain Infectious and Parasitic Diseases

Lecture 26 HIV Disease (B20-B24) Coding Guidelines

Lecture 27 Neoplasms

Lecture 28 The Diseases of the Blood

Lecture 29 Endocrine, Nutritional, and Metabolic Diseases

Lecture 30 Mental and Behavioural Disorders

Lecture 31 Diseases of the Nervous System

Lecture 32 Diseases of the Eye and Adnexa

Lecture 33 Diseases of the Ear and Mastoid Processes

Lecture 34 The Diseases of the Respiratory System

Lecture 35 The Diseases of the Digestive System

Lecture 36 The Diseases of the Skin and Subcutaneous Tissue

Lecture 37 The Diseases of the Musculoskeletal System and Connective Tissue

Lecture 38 The Diseases of the Genitourinary System

Lecture 39 Become Familiar with Pregnancy, Childbirth, and The Puerperium

Lecture 40 Certain Conditions Originating in The Perinatal Period

Lecture 41 Congenital Malformations and Abnormalities

Lecture 42 Symptoms, Signs, and Abnormal Laboratory Findings

Lecture 43 Multiple Injuries and Consequences

Lecture 44 External Causes of Morbidity and Mortality

Lecture 45 Influencing Health Status

Lecture 46 Codes for Special Purpose

Section 5: Medical Coding Errors

Lecture 47 The Hidden Costs of Errors

Lecture 48 The Types of Errors

Lecture 49 Common Errors Medical Insurance Specialists Make

Lecture 50 The Red Flags

Lecture 51 Penalty for Coding Errors

Section 6: Medical Coding and Claim Submission in RCM

Lecture 52 Introduction to the Section

Lecture 53 Medical Coding Standards in Revenue Cycle Management

Lecture 54 Importance of Medical Coding in Healthcare

Lecture 55 Benefits of Medical Coding

Lecture 56 What is Charge Entry?

Lecture 57 The Process of Charge Entry

Lecture 58 Understanding Claim Submission and its Process

Lecture 59 Clean Claim Submission Process

Lecture 60 What Happens Next?

Section 7: CPT Coding

Lecture 61 What is CPT Coding?

Lecture 62 The History

Lecture 63 Role of CPT in Healthcare

Lecture 64 CPT Codes: Categories

Lecture 65 CPT Codes: Format and Organization

Lecture 66 CPT Symbols

Lecture 67 Understanding Code Modifiers

Section 8: E/M Coding

Lecture 68 What Are Evaluation and Management (E/M) Codes?

Lecture 69 Structure of a Typical Evaluation and Management (E/M) Codes

Lecture 70 Commonly Used E/M Terms

Lecture 71 Levels of Service

Section 9: Surgical Coding

Lecture 72 Introduction to Surgical Procedures

Lecture 73 Surgical Code Categories

Lecture 74 Global Surgical Packages

Section 10: Radiology and Laboratory Coding

Lecture 75 Radiology Procedures

Lecture 76 ommon Radiology Procedures and Codes

Lecture 77 Laboratory Coding

Lecture 78 Coding Guidelines for Radiology and Labs

Section 11: Anesthesia Coding

Lecture 79 Overview of Anesthesia Services

Lecture 80 Codes for Anethesia

Lecture 81 Modifiers in Anesthesia Coding

Section 12: Compliance and Ethical Considerations in Medical Coding

Lecture 82 Importance of Compliance in Coding

Lecture 83 Ethical Considerations in Medical Coding

Lecture 84 Resources for Staying Compliant

Any Life Science Graduates who are interested in the Medical Coding Field,Those who are interested in healthcare and medical terminologies can study medical coding.,Freshers who graduated in medical field,Healthcare Professionals,General Practitioners,Hospital and Clinical Staff