AAPC recently released its 2012 Health Care Salary Survey of healthcare billers, coders, practice managers, auditors and educators, and put the data in a five-year perspective of progress from 2008 to ...
50 percent work an average of 31 to 40 hours per week 40 percent work more than 40 hours per week CPCs with AHIMA credentials – unemployment is up from 1.62 percent in 2011 to 5.08 percent in 2012 ...
Unlike most businesses, medical professionals can't just send an invoice for services rendered. Health billing involves codes that precisely identify all services, procedures and treatments involved, ...
In October, the AAPC released its 2011 Salary Survey (pdf), and the results indicated that salaries are on the rise for coders, especially those with more post-secondary education and professional ...
Some jobs have weathered the pandemic far better than others. Medical coders and billers were booming even before the coronavirus hit, and demand for those skills has only accelerated. The job, which ...
PITTSFIELD — Ever wonder how insurers and medical facilities bill people for surgeries, illnesses and other procedures? It's all done by code. But someone has to translate those complicated medical ...
AAPC recently released its 2012 Health Care Salary Survey of healthcare billers, coders, practice managers, auditors and educators, and put the data in a five-year perspective of progress from 2008 to ...
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