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Medical Coding: Capturing the Story of Patient Care

Coding keeps records accurate, supports reimbursement, and helps healthcare run smoothly. Whether you're just starting or brushing up your skills, medical coders play a key role in connecting clinical care to the larger system.

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Start (or Refresh) with MCRO

New to coding or need a refresher?is a self-paced program with 13 courses covering coding, HI, and biomedical concepts. It’s built to grow your knowledge and prepare you for С»ÆÑ¼ÊÓÆµ certifications like the CCA, CCS, and CCS-P.

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Various positions within Health Information Management are STEM-designated positions, which tie together healthcare, tech, and data. With opportunities from entry-level to advanced roles, it’s a growing field with long-term potential.

Training for Coding Professionals: Build, Grow, and Certify Your Skills

Whether you’re just starting your coding career or looking to take your expertise to the next level, С»ÆÑ¼ÊÓÆµ offers the training and credentials to help you succeed.

  • Annual Code Updates Training – Stay current with the latest changes in medical coding.
  • Certification Exams & Prep – Earn industry-recognized credentials (CCA, °ä°ä³§Â®, CCS-P) with expert preparation resources.
  • Microcredentials – Specialize in areas like Risk Adjustment Coding, Outpatient Auditing, and Inpatient Auditing.
  • – Gain a strong foundation with Medical Coding and Reimbursement Online.

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Interested in sharing your knowledge of Coding?

If you’re interested in sharing your knowledge and enhancing the profession, why not become an ICD-10-CM or ICD-10-CM/PCS Trainer! As a trainer, you’ll receive instruction, toolkits and the ability to issue С»ÆÑ¼ÊÓÆµ CEUs. Designated trainers are a valuable asset to their organizations. Many employers reimburse course fees as the in-service education provided by trainers is so valuable.

Learn more about how to become an С»ÆÑ¼ÊÓÆµ-Designated Trainer and advance your career to the next level.

Become a Coding Trainer

What Jobs Do Coders Have? Ìý

Medical coding opens doors to diverse career paths, from coding and auditing to compliance and healthcare data management.Ìý

  • Medical Coder – Assigns accurate diagnosis and procedure codes.Ìý
  • Coding Auditor – Reviews records for accuracy and compliance.Ìý
  • Risk Adjustment Coder – Focuses on coding for risk-adjusted payment models, ensuring accurate capture of chronic conditions.Ìý
  • Revenue Cycle Specialist – Ensures proper reimbursement and claims management.Ìý
  • Clinical Data Analyst – Uses coded data to drive healthcare decisions.Ìý
  • Coding Manager – Leads coding teams and ensures compliance.Ìý
  • Compliance Officer – Oversees regulatory adherence and risk management.Ìý
  • HIM Director – Manages health information strategy and operations.Ìý

With experience and certification, coders can advance into leadership roles and shape the future of healthcare data.Ìý

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Coding Training and Resources

Whether you're new to coding or advancing your skills, С»ÆÑ¼ÊÓÆµ offers trusted education, certification, and resources to support your coding career.Ìý

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