Specialty Training

Key Feature’s :

• Instructor led classroom Training
• Copy of study materials
• Internationally recognized course content
• Course Completion Certificate

Eligibility :

• Medical Coding Professionals

• Minimum 1-6 Months of experience in medical coding (Any Specialty)

Inventing Immersive Learning Experience on the Medical Coding Technology that is being Skilled.

• A medical treatment facility specializing in emergency medicine, the acute care of patients who present without an appointment, either by their own means or those of an ambulance, is known as an emergency department (ED), also known as an accident & emergency department (A&E), emergency room (ER), emergency ward (EW), or casualty department. The emergency department is usually found in a hospitalor other primary care
• Because patient attendance is unplanned, the department is required to offer initial care for a wide range of illnesses and injuries, some of which may be life-threatening and demand prompt attention. For people without other access to healthcare, emergency rooms in certain nations have become crucial entrance sites.
• The majority of hospitals’ emergency rooms are open 24 hours a day, while staffing levels may change to meet patient load.

Course Objectives :

• Participants will be able to correctly classify a variety of common general surgery procedures after completing this course, including those involving the breast, endoscopy, colorectal, bariatric, trauma, gall bladder, liver, hernia, and more and can use outdated incompetent vein treatment codes correctly.
• Determine what aspects of surgical documentation need to be improved.
• Apply modifiers correctly as necessary and be aware of how they affect reimbursement.
• Recognize the reporting and payment procedures for unlisted procedures.
• Implement the 2018 CPT and HCPCS coding updates and recommendations.

Key Feature’s :

• Instructor led classroom Training
• Copy of study materials
• Internationally recognized course content
• Course Completion Certificate

Eligibility :

• Medical Coding Professionals
• Minimum 1-6 Months of experience in medical coding (Any Specialty) 

E/M, commonly referred to as E&M, is one of the most challenging areas for coders. Roughly 80% of all encounters billed include E/M codes, yet evaluation and management coding continues to be one of the most difficult areas for coders as they struggle through CPT guidelines, leveling the service (History, Exam, Medical Decision Making), modifiers, regulations, and 1995/1997 documentation guidelines—all in an effort to determine the appropriate level of E/M service. No matter how you spell it, whether you are an experienced coder or a coder seeking better understanding or new to the industry, this course will take you through the fundamental principles underlying all evaluation and management coding.

Course Objectives :

As a result of this course participants will be able to :

• Correctly code common general surgery procedures including breast, endoscopy, colorectal, bariatric, trauma, gall bladder, liver, hernia, and more.
• Accurately use new and revised incompetent vein treatment codes.
• Identify areas for improvement in surgical documentation.
• Accurately apply modifiers when they are required and understand their impact on reimbursement.
• Understand how to report and get paid for unlisted procedures.

• Integrate 2018 CPT and HCPCS coding changes and guidelines into practice.

Course Objective :

The Course Objective of the Global Medicode training in COC that you will be able to Expertise By the end of Global Medicode training in CPC, you will be able to :

• Expertise in medical record review to abstract information required to support accurate inpatient coding.
• Expertise in assigning accurate ICD-10 medical codes for diagnoses and procedures performed in the inpatient setting.
• Superior knowledge of current rules, regulations, and issues regarding medical coding, compliance, and reimbursement under MS-DRG system and IPPS.
• Strong ability to integrate coding and reimbursement rule changes in a timely manner to include updating the charge description master (CDM), fee updates, and the Field Locators (FL) on the UB04.
• Solid understanding of anatomy, physiology, and medical terminology required to correctly code facility services and diagnoses.

Key Feature’s :

• Instructor led classroom Training
• Copy of study materials
• Internationally recognized course content
• Course Completion Certificate

Eligibility :

• Medical Coding Professionals
• Minimum 1-6 Months of experience in medical coding (Any Specialty) 

The radiologist Referred to as a radiologic technologist acquires medical images. The Diagnostic Radiologist, a medical professional with specialized training, then deciphers or “reads” the images and creates a report detailing their observations, impression, or diagnosis. Offtenly the diagnostic reporting will be handled by a reporting radiographer, a radiographer with additional training. In Some Countries, a radiographer will send the clinician who made the imaging request a brief note that is attached to the image. The “radiographer comment” or “preliminary image evaluation” offers an immediate preliminary response to a clinical inquiry, which is then followed by a final, radiologist-led diagnostic report. The picture archiving and communication system (PACS) stores digital copies of medical images.

Course Objective :

As a result of this course participants will be able to Correctly code common general surgery procedures including breast, endoscopy, colorectal, bariatric, trauma, gall bladder, liver, hernia, and more.

• Accurately use new and revised incompetent vein treatment codes.
• Identify areas for improvement in surgical documentation.
• Accurately apply modifiers when they are required and understand their impact on reimbursement.
• Understand how to report and get paid for unlisted procedures.
• Integrate 2018 CPT and HCPCS coding changes and guidelines into practice.

Key Feature’s :

• Instructor led classroom Training
• Copy of study materials
• Internationally recognized course content
• Course Completion Certificate

Eligibility :

• Medical Coding Professionals
• Minimum 1-6 Months of experience in medical coding (Any Specialty) 

The course goes beyond explaining basic DRG classification by emphasizing hands-on, interactive education. Attendees complete multiple inpatient case studies based on real medical records so that they will fully understand the impacts of MS-DRG assignment. Global Medicode Inpatient coding training helps you to get full knowledge of IP-DRG. Global Medicode provider’s the complete IP-DRG Coding training.

Course Objective :

By the end of Global Medicode training in CPC, you will be able to :

• Master inpatient coding guidelines
• Abstract actual medical records
• Medical Terminology training
• Pharmacology
• Medical Billing Training
• ICD-10 and CPT 2018 Operative reports with in-depth explanation
• IP-DRG Guide Hard Copy
• HIM-Health Information Management in detail
• EMR, HIPAA, CERT, HIPAA Training
• ICD-10-CM and ICD-10-PCS for Inpatient Training
• UB-04 with case studies
• Present on Admission POA Examples Skilled coders are in high demand. Completion of the Inpatient Coding Camp will give you the knowledge and confidence to:
• Enhance your career potential and growth as Inpatient Coder.
• Take on more complex medical coding cases Comprehend what MS-DRG is and how to assign one Increase your professional credibility.

Key Feature’s :

• Instructor led classroom Training
• Copy of study materials
• Internationally recognized course content
• Course Completion Certificate

Eligibility :

• Medical Coding Professionals
• Minimum 1-6 Months of experience in medical coding (Any Specialty)