“I’ve learned that you shouldn’t go through life with a catcher’s mitt on both hands; you need to be able to throw some things back…” – Maya Angelou, in an interview with Oprah Winfrey. Is it possible to manage workflow that comes to you from two, three or more bosses? It can be done, but [...]
Medical Billing and Coding Blog interviewed a professional biller and coder with over 30 years of industry experience, and a current member of the National Advisory Board for the American Academy of Professional Coders. We got her take on the top 10 coding errors that she sees in medical billing and coding students. Here is [...]
If you are starting your own business as a medical biller and coder, what kind of insurance do you need? It might be tempting to say “not much,” especially if you are setting up a computer in a home office and working part time. But then you start to think. What would happen if your [...]
If you’re thinking about starting a business of your own as a medical biller and coder, should you structure it as a sole proprietorship, a general partnership, a limited liability company (LLC), or a corporation? That’s a question you should discuss in depth with an attorney and tax advisor, because each structure can present different [...]
“Top 10 Unbelievable Interview Blunders,” an article on CareerBuilder.com, tells some really funny stories about blunders that job-seekers have committed in interviews. There was the man who asked his interviewer to leave her own office so he could have a “private” conversation on his cell phone. And the candidate who asked his interviewer for a [...]
Note: This post was originally published on our Medical Administrative Assistant Blog. Check it out for more information on the allied healthcare field! Social media is a big buzz word right now. From blogs to Twitter to Facebook, social media is quickly becoming part of our daily lives. Analysts are predicting where it will go, [...]
Is California a good place to build a career as a medical biller and coder? If you have been following the news, you already know about the state’s budgetary problems, which have led to cutbacks in state funding for healthcare services, education, and a variety of essential services. According to the Anderson Forecast, an independent [...]