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Medical Billing and Coding

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2010 Healthcare Reform – How It Could Affect Medical Billers and Coders

Did You Know: Medical Billing and Coding Blog is part of a network of blogs that discuss careers in the allied healthcare field.  Check out our friends over at Medical Administrative Assisting Blog. President Obama won a hard-fought battle last week.  After months of stalled progress and fiercely partisan debate, the House passed a sweeping [...]

Why Medical Billing and Coding As a Career Change?

For those of you contemplating a career change and are thinking about healthcare, there are a few questions that you should ask yourself: -     In what area of healthcare are you interested? -     Do you want to work with patients? -     Do you like to work with computers? -     What type of work environment do [...]

Electronic Medical Records at Westchester Medical Group

As we mentioned in a previous post, Five Reasons Why Medical Billing and Coding is Booming, General Electric is one of several major corporations who have invested in creating the best, and most efficient, system of electronic medical records (EMR). The video below was released by General Electric to provide a glimpse into one of [...]

Why Be Certified in Medical Billing and Coding?

If you are thinking about taking a course in Medical Billing and Coding or are already in a course or working in the field, then you should be thinking about becoming a Certified Professional Coder with the American Academy of Professional Coders. Certifications allow medical billers and coders to validate their knowledge and expertise in [...]

Fight Back Pain with the Right Office Chair

Which office chairs provide the back support you need during long workdays at your desk? Here are some must-have features that are recommended by Chiropractor Dr. Rodney K. Lefler on Spine-Health.com: The seat height should adjust easily, allowing you to sit with your feet flat on the floor and your arms even with the desk [...]

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome: How to Deal With Wrist Fatigue While Working at a Computer

After hours of working on your computer do you find that your wrists are sore and tired? If you are planning on entering a career in medical billing and coding, wrist fatigue could be a huge factor in preventing you from working efficiently. Medical Billing and Coding Blog has outlined the key medical problem associated [...]

State Alerts: What's Happening in Florida?

“Hot Jobs: Medical Coders Are in Great Demand,” an article by Scott Andron in The Miami Herald, reports encouraging news about the growing need for medical billers and coders in Florida.  “Health information management might be for you, and a job as a medical coder might be the place to start,” Andron writes. The Miami [...]

Data Backup for Home Workers

Are you currently working or planning to work from home? Are you concerned about the huge amounts of data that are piling up on your home computer? Billing and Coding Blog has outlined some of the best data backup systems, and their benefits for home-workers. Carbonite – This online data backup system installs a small [...]

A Web-Based System of Electronic Medical Records and the Need for Medical Coding Professionals

While America’s eventual transfer to electronic medical records (EMR) is a foregone conclusion, the ways in which we accomplish the shift is still being debated. The key is to create a system that makes doctors’ lives easier, and not more difficult. To achieve this goal, medical coding professionals are crucial to the future of electronic [...]

Working or Studying From Home? Time Management Tips for Remote Learners

With so many distractions and the comfort of your home as major obstacles, working or studying from home can be a difficult course to pursue. That is why Medical Billing and Coding blog has developed a list of time management tips for remote learners, to help you work efficiently from home. Remote learning is not [...]

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