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Few weeks passed and I found myself at the beginning of a new career. Then a very good friend of us suddenly signed up for a Medical Insurance Billing and Coding course and was very enthusiastic about it. That was the first seed planted in my mind. One day, he told me I should consider of becoming a Medical Insurance Biller and Coder. Then, I don’t know how and why, I started to receive the paper called “For the Record.” I have a tendency of ignoring all kind of papers in the mail box (they are just overwhelming), but not my husband.

I am a medical transcriptionist and actually never thought about becoming a Medical Insurance Biller and Coder. I can learn this, I can do this, and I can be an asset to any employer that is willing to give me the chance to prove myself. I have learned that with time all of this will make sense and one day I will look back and wonder why I so worried I would never make it. That being able to abstract the health information from the patient records is a very important and detailed job. I have learned what is involved in the job responsibilities of insurance billing specialist. Some days all the information is so overwhelming then the next day it seems to fall in place. Each assignment, as well as, each day brings a new respect for those who have paved the path for me. There is so much more involved than I ever imagined. I am learning that there is more to Medical Insurance and Billing than sitting at a desk filling in a form. I decided that even at an older age I can learn new things and be an asset to someone in a new occupation. In Medical Insurance and Billing, I am learning that you can teach old dog new tricks.

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I am still learning I know that I haven’t learned everything yet about this software but I am excited to learn more. I personally like working with this software because there were a couple of times that I didn’t have all the information needed and the software would not allow me to continue until I fixed my problem.

This software also allows for the procedure codes, place of service codes, and the physicians that work in the practice to be entered and saved into the program. Insurance information- I learned to enter the codes for the different insurances. I was very confused at first when it came to setting up the cases for the patients’ but I finally figured that out as well as entering the transactions and the payments and adjustments. I learned to set up appointments for these patients.

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In Medical Office Procedures, I learned how to use a Physician Practice software system to enter patient information, such as employer information & health insurance information, into the software. Tags: medical coding 108 Responses to “Nancy Drew, Girl Detective” Once you do though there is a feeling of Eureka! I found it! I did it! So tell me what you are discovering? What your thoughts? >

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Well, I found medical coding is a lot like that except someone else made up the secret code! You must learn a brand new language, the language of the medical field, and transfer that language into codes! You must dig deep sometimes in the patient’s medical record to determine the patient’s diagnoses and procedures the physician carried out in treating the patient! It is a lot of fun! It can be frustrating when you don’t find the right code or information. I made my own secret code, used invisible ink, and spied on my brothers and their friends! Oh, how they hated that! You get the picture, I am sure! Remember the “Secret of the Old Clock?” Well, that was me!! As a young girl, I thrived on those books and becoming my own girl detective. It was a like a dream come true! I could become the girl detective I always wanted to be growing up.

I knew I wanted to stay in healthcare but what could I do that would let me help people? I discovered the world of Health Information Management … coding to be exact! I had spent many years taking care of others so I wanted something new. By that time, I decided I no longer wanted to be a nurse. Eventually, I found my way back to school. I had a problem pregnancy and lost a child. However, life did get in the way and I needed to drop out for a while. Early on I thought I really wanted to be a nurse, even started nursing school. I always knew that one day I go back to school and finish my education. At one time, I was just like you, believe it or not. Some of you may already know this about me … others maybe not.