Medical Billing & Coding Fd, 2e (For Dummies (Career/Education))

I was expecting to receive in-depth information on how to do medical billing and coding. However, that is not what this book is about. I blame myself for that because I purchased this book just by looking at the title. However, this book is an amazing guide on how to get started in your career and how to navigate the ins and outs. It’s sort of like you’re talking to a mentor. Even though this book was not what I thought it would be, it contains some awesome information.

Rate is 5 . This material is helping me to get better knowledge to prepare for my exam and the medical terminology at a glance is very helpful as well.Rate is 5 . This material is helping me to get better knowledge to prepare for my exam and the medical terminology at a glance is very helpful as well.

I found this book to be a helpful augment to my CPC exam studies and it also gave me a broad range of information such as career choice advantages and disadvantages, regulatory information not found in my CPT/ICD10/HCPS books and more.It is well written, easy to understand, and I'm glad I bought it.

Good info for a beginner pretty basic though if you have been doing any coding or billing for a bit this may just be things you already know but use to read and understand if you don't know anything about billing and coding..it if pry more helpful for billing than coding learning wise

I was learning how to code and this was perfect. It taught me so much and would recommend it for anyone trying to learn how to code.

A great read if you are considering going into the medial billing and coding field. It really helps to outline the requirements, demands, challenges and benefits of both types of medical support careers. It helped me identify which direction would work best for my personal career goals. Really helpful how the author outlined the reality of what it takes to be able to work from home as a medical billing specialist. I didn't realize how much time needs to be put in at a medical office before most facilities will employ you remotely. Good advice and many different resources for additional information was included.

This is not something to buy if you are looking for study material. This book is more of a general overview of the career. It has useful tips and resources for more information.

Don't buy this book if you need to do some simple coding or want to understand the new ICD-10 codes. You won't find the answers in this book. It is an overview of the coding industry and may be helpful to someone who wants to know more about how to become a coder.