Live Online Medical Coding Course

This comprehensive CPC (Certified Professional Coder) prep course offers in-depth training in the three primary code sets used in outpatient medical coding: ICD-10-CM, CPT, and HCPCS Level II. The program combines medical terminology, anatomy, and compliance with detailed practice in real-world coding scenarios. It prepares learners for accurate diagnostic and procedural coding in clinical and outpatient settings, aligned with AAPC standards for CPC certification.

Key Benefits:

• Structured training aligned with AAPC CPC exam
• Master ICD-10, CPT, and HCPCS coding systems
• Practice with real medical cases and mock exams
• Understand insurance, compliance, and billing processes
• Career-ready for clinics, hospitals, and insurance roles

What You’ll Learn:

Introduction to Medical Coding

• Overview of healthcare coding systems

• Role of coders in clinical documentation

• Reimbursement and claims lifecycle

Medical Terminology

• Prefixes, suffixes, and root words

• Understanding medical terms in context

• System-based vocabulary building

Anatomy & Physiology Overview

• Major body systems and their functions

• Terminology and relevance in diagnosis coding

ICD-10-CM – Diagnosis Coding

• Coding conventions and chapter-specific guidelines

• Assigning accurate codes for diseases, injuries, and symptoms

• Practice with real-world scenarios

• All 21 chapters of ICD-10-CM including infectious diseases, neoplasms, mental health, musculoskeletal, pregnancy-related conditions, and external causes

CPT – Procedure Coding

• CPT code structure and guidelines

• E/M (Evaluation & Management) coding

• Surgery coding (general to specialized systems)

• Anesthesia, radiology, pathology, and medicine sections

• Modifiers and documentation linkage

HCPCS Level II – Supplies, Equipment & Medications

• Coding for durable medical equipment, injections, and supplies

• Focus on categories: J (injections), E (equipment), and G (procedures)

• Understanding and applying HCPCS modifiers

Compliance & Regulation

• Medical necessity and documentation standards

• HIPAA and legal aspects of coding

• Fraud, abuse, and NCCI edits

• Coding ethics and audit readiness