What is the eligibility for medical coding?

In order to become a professional medical coder, one must pursue a relevant diploma or certification from a recognized University/Institution. The eligibility criteria for diploma/ certificate training program is: 10+2 from a recognized board. No age limit.

Can anyone learn medical coding?

You can complete a certification program at any time throughout your career in medical coding. Some people earn their certificate to get a medical coding job while others earn certifications after completing their associate degree. Some people earn their bachelor's degree, but it's not typically a requirement.

Does Henry Harvin® offer Corporate Training?

We are happy to inform you that Henry Harvin® has exclusive corporate training sessions with experts on board.

Can I take a break from the classes during the course?

Well, there is no such option of taking a break from the classes in an ongoing course. Instead, professionals can change their batch from instructor-led to self-paced training classes

Who are the trainers, and how do they get selected by Henry Harvin®?

All of our highly-qualified trainers are Certified Professional Trainers with more than 15 years of experience in training and working professionally in the field. Each has to appear through a rigorous selection process that includes profile screening, technical evaluation, and live training demonstration before they are certified to train for us. We also ensure that only those trainers who maintain a high alumni rating continue to train for us.

Industry Certificate in Medical Coding

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Module 1: The World of Health Care
In this module, learn about the responsibilities of medical coders and billers
- Daily activities in US medical facilities
- Responsibilities of Medical coders and Billers,
- Career opportunities available to medical coding and billing specialists
Module 2: Medical Terminology
In this module, learn about medical terminology with documentation of medical records
- Introduction to Medical Terminology
- Medical Terminology: Dividing and Combining Terms
- Abbreviations, Symbols, and Special Terms
- Documentation of Medical Records
Module 3: Human Anatomy and Physiology
In this module, learn about Human anatomy and physiology
- Muscular System
- Nervous System
- Endocrine System
- Cardiovascular System
- Anatomy and Physiology and the ICD-10-CM Code Set
- Blood and Blood-Forming Organs
- Lymphatic System
- Respiratory System
- Digestive System
- Urinary System
- Reproductive Systems
Module 4: Medical Ethics
In this module, learn about medical ethics and legal concepts involve
- Confidentiality with Medical Records
- Insurance Audits
- Legal Concepts Involve
Module 5: Diagnostic Coding
In this module, learn about ICD-10 CM Coding Manual Introduction
- Introduction to Diagnostic Coding
- ICD-10 CM Coding Manual Introduction
Module 6: ICD-10 CM Diagnosis Coding
In this module, learn about ICD-10 CM Diagnosis Coding
- Diagnosis Coding Procedures
- Basic Coding Exercises
Module 7: ICD-10-CM Coding from Infections to Blood Diseases
In this module, learn about ICD-10 CM coding from Infections to Blood Diseases
- Coding of endocrine, nutritional, metabolic, and blood diseases
Module 8: ICD-10-CM Coding from Mental Disorders to the Respiratory System
In this module, learn about ICD-10 CM Coding from Mental Disorders to Respiratory System
- Nervous,
- Circulatory, and
- Respiratory system
Module 9: ICD-10-CM Coding from the Digestive System to Pregnancy
In this module, learn about ICD-10-CM Coding from Digestive System to Pregnancy
- Puerperium
- Complications of pregnancy
Module 10: ICD-10-CM Coding from the Skin to Conditions of the Perinatal Period
In this module, learn about ICD-10 CM Coding from the Skin to Conditions of the Perinatal Period
- Musculoskeletal system,
- Congenital abnormalities
- How to code related diagnoses
Module 11: ICD-10-CM Coding from Symptoms to Complications
In this module, learn about ICD-10 CM Coding from symptoms to Complications
- Coding for injuries
- Poisoning
Module 12: Z Codes, S Codes, and ICD-10-CM Coding Practicum
Learn about E-codes in Coding Soutions
- Apply V-codes and
- E-codes in coding situations
Module 13: Complimentary Module 1: Soft Skills Development
- Business Communication
- Preparation for the Interview
- Presentation Skills
Module 14: Complimentary Module 2: Resume Writing
- Resume Writing