Medical Billing 101
November 15th, 2009 by admin
Product Description
Learn the basics of physician-based medical billing with Medical Billing 101. Clear and practical guidelines introduce you to the job responsibilities and basic processes comprising the medical billing world. Case studies and application tools offer you practice on actual forms to build confidence in your new knowledge and skills. This resource starts you off right on your journey to becoming a medical billing professional…. More >>
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The book is very basic; it’s really for someone who just want to know what medical billing is. If you are serious in going into billing career, you probably will need something more detail. I wish there are examples in the book.
Rating: 2 / 5
I completed this book in three weeks. It’s very easy to navigate and very comprehensive. I took coding classes at a local college and with this book, all the pieces to billing and coding now fall into place. Great book!!
Rating: 5 / 5
This book is perfect. The book is filled with helpful, easy to understand information on a complex subject. Very helpful and highly recommend!
Rating: 5 / 5
Rimmer’s text stands out among other medical billing introductory texts because of its emphasis on helping the student to understand and remember the material and because of its extra effort to help the student hit the ground running upon being hired. Each chapter, in addition to crystal clear material presentation, has key terms, objectives, terminology side-bar, summary, and review questions. The book also offers real life examples, a rich list of forms, case studies, glossary, index, and an Ingenix Encoder Pro CD for CPT, ICD-9, and HCPCS code lookup and reference software.
A great classroom text and an introductory book for anyone interested in the field of medical billing.
Yuval Lirov, Medical Billing Networks and Processes – Profitable and Compliant Revenue Cycle Management in the Internet Age
Rating: 5 / 5