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2014 Prep
Course Catalog
Volume I
Medical Coding
Preparatory®
www.medicalcodingprep.com
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2014 Prep Course
Catalog
Medical Coding
Preparatory®
Mission:
The Medical Coding
Preparatory® (MCP) was founded
to facilitate continuing education
(CEU)
opportunities
and
certification preparatory training
for medical professionals.
Purpose:
The Purpose of the
Medical Coding Preparatory® is to
assist learners, through continuing
education, to learn the practice of
medical billing and coding so that
they may pass the American
Association of Professional Coders’
(AAPC),
Certified
Professional
Coding (CPC) national certification
exam, or the American Healthcare
Information
Management
Association’s (AHIMA), Certified
Coding Specialist-Physician
(CCS-P) or Certified Coding Specialists
(CCS) national certification exam.
For
those
with
a
coding
background, they may opt to also
take a course in Medical Record
Auditing for coders, or update their
skills in the new ICD-10-CM/PCS.
Vision:
We
envision
a
healthcare
administrative
workforce that is highly trained and
certified in all levels and specialties
of medical coding, auditing, and
analysis to better support the
success of healthcare providers,
facilities,
public health, and
communities
through
optimal
medical abstraction, coding, and
analysis.
MCP
Prep Course
Curriculum:
Developed by
Nationally
recognized
coding
curriculum authors, who have
successfully trained thousands of
medical
billing,
coding
and
healthcare professionals with a
97% pass rate in certification.
Proven Curriculum that works!
Medical Coding Preparatory®
996 Lake Irene Road, Casselberry, FL 32707
Phone: 321-972-3948,
or Toll Free: 1-888-848-2153,
Fax: 407-949-9122
Email: [email protected]
Visit: www.medicalcodingprep.com
Our Goal:
Your Successful
Preparation,
Certification and
continuing
education!
CPC Coding PrepCCS Prep & ICD-10-CM/PCS Prep Last Update: 01/24/2014
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Table of Contents
1.
FlexPrep
Delivery…..3
2. Overview of Medical Coding
Preparatory…3-4
3. Tier I: Modules 1-5: CPC,
CCS-P Prep, Physician &
Outpatient Coding…4-6
4. Tier II: Modules 1-3: CCS
Prep, Hospital Coding…7-8
5. Tier III: Physician,
Outpatient Auditing and
Hospital Auditing…9
6. ICD-10-CM/PCS Made
Easy…10
7. Course Objectives and
hours….11-15
8. License Agreement…16
9. Disclosures…17
10. Course fees, Process and
Policies….17
Flexible Prep Course
Delivery Options:
Prepare for Medical Coding
Certification
in a way that
works for you:
Asynchronous Online Training.
Self-Study CEU students have 180
days of access to complete the
Prep classes. Instructor is
available by email and phone for
content questions, M-F from 9am
to 9pm.
Overview:
Build your career and
increase your career
opportunities:
Convenient, online classes that
meet your busy schedule, including
o Tier I: Physician Coder!
CPC®, CCS-P PREP
o Tier II: Hospital Coder!
CCS PREP
o Tier III: Medical Record
Auditor/Analyst!
o ICD-10-CM/PCS Training
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Online Medical Coding
Training:
These classes are intended to
provide learners the necessary
education and coding experience to
pass the national certification
exams in medical coding and/or
billing. They are continuing
education and are not intended to
be a replacement for college
coursework, nor do they constitute
college credit.
Each course is a Module. All
modules have the necessary topics
containing 1) reference eBook
chapters 2) learning objectives, 3)
chapter Q & A, 4) medical cases for
coding, 5) PowerPoint lectures and
6) a short competency quiz for
each topic area. There is a pre and
post-test to measure your
progress.
Tier I Program Description:
Physician & Outpatient
Coding
Module 1: Medical Terminology
Abstraction (CPC®, CCS-P
Prep).
This module is specifically
designed for the medical coder and
is a refresher course in medical
terminology, i.e., anatomy,
physiology and pathology terms.
The course covers all 12 organ
systems and teaches the coder
how to accurately do medical
abstraction (identify and define)
key terms for the purpose of
diagnostic and procedure coding.
Module 2: ICD-9 CM Outpatient
Physician Coding (CPC®, CCS-P
Prep).
This course covers the
guidelines and conventions for
ICD-9-CM diagnostic coding. This
course will focus on professional
(outpatient) diagnosis coding to
prepare you for the American
Academy of Professional Coders
(AAPC) Certified Professional
Coding (CPC
®
, CPC-H
®
, CPC-P
®
)
Exams, or the American Health
Information Management
Association (AHIMA) Certified
Coding Specialist-Physician
(CCS-P
®
) Exam. Proper coding is based
on abstracting the key information
from the medical documentation to
show “medical necessity” and then
assigning and accurately
sequencing the primary and
secondary diagnoses codes to 3rd
digit, 4th digit, and 5th digit
specificity.
Module 3: Current Procedure
Terminology (CPT) and
Modifiers (CPC, CCS-P Prep).
This course covers the all of the
guidelines and coding conventions
for Current Procedure Terminology
(CPT) Codes and Modifiers, and the
corresponding National Correct
Coding Initiatives (NCCI) for all
sections of the CPT coding book,
including E/M, Anesthesiology,
Surgery, Radiology, Laboratory,
Medicine and for Category II and
III codes. This course will focus on
professional (outpatient) coding to
prepare you for the American
Academy of Professional Coders
(AAPC) Certified Professional
Coding (CPC, CPC-H, CPC-P)
Exams, or the American Health
Information Management
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Association (AHIMA) Certified
Coding Specialist-Physician
(CCS-P) Exam.
Module 4: HCPCS Level II
(DMEPOS) and Modifiers (CPC,
CCS-P Prep)
This course covers
all of the guidelines and
conventions for HCPCS Level II
Codes and Modifiers. These codes
are for DMEPOS, or Durable
Medical Equipment
Parenteral/Enteral Therapies,
Orthotics and Supplies for medical
billing. These codes are used in
both the inpatient and outpatient
setting and are being taught to
prepare you for the American
Academy of Professional Coders
(AAPC) Certified Professional
Coding (CPC, CPC-H, CPC-P)
Exams, or the American Health
Information Management
Association (AHIMA) Certified
Coding Specialist-Physician
(CCS-P) Exam.
This Tier (I) facilitated course
covers 5 modules of study. It is a
comprehensive 180 day curriculum
review. It is a must for anyone
who is either preparing to take the
national coding certification exam
through the American Association
of Professional Coders (AAPC) for
the CPC®, CPC-H, CPC-P, or the
American Health Information
Management Association (AHIMA)
CCS-P. It is also appropriate for
those who need to be updated in
the latest professional medical
coding guidelines and conventions
for outpatient coders. Course
modules are filled with illustrations,
Q & A, and medical record cases.
In addition you will be facilitated
by an instructor with expertise in
the area of medical insurance
billing and coding and also who has
successfully completed the national
certification examinations from
both AAPC and AHIMA.
Module 5: Medical Billing &
Reimbursement (CPC, CCS-P
Prep-Optional)
This comprehensive course covers
the 1) Revenue Cycle from Fee
setting, to Medical Appeals, 2)
Insurance 101 from Medicare to
Managed Care to Private pay, 3)
Front/back office processes, 4)
medical computer systems and 5)
medical records management.
This course is recommended for
those who need additional training
in medical billing and payment
systems, as well as, those who are
preparing for the CPC
®
and/or
CCS exams, but do not have a
strong billing background. The
course has many tools for the
biller, including a complete usable
Medical Office Credit & Collection
Policy template. After completing
this comprehensive course and all
assessment quizzes, you will have
earned a medical billing certificate.
“Working in healthcare administration as
an AAPC CPC certified medical coder and
biller is rewarding”.
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Tier I Physician/Outpatient
Coding Preparatory:
Course Table of Contents
Module 1: Medical
Terminology/Abstraction
Review of 12 body systems and learning how to identify and define main medical terms for medical coding.
Tier I: Module 2: ICD-9-CM
Diagnostic Coding
Introduction to ICD-9-CM
ICD-9 Codes 001–139: Infectious and Parasitic Diseases
ICD-9 Codes 140–239: Neoplasms
ICD-9 Codes 240–279: Endocrine, Nutritional, and Metabolic Diseases
ICD-9 Codes 280–289: Diseases of the Blood and Blood-Forming Organs
ICD-9 Codes 290–319: Mental Disorders ICD-9 Codes 320–389: Diseases of the Nervous System and Special Senses ICD-9 Codes 390–459: Diseases of the Circulatory System
ICD-9 Codes 460–519: Diseases of the Respiratory System
ICD-9 Codes 520–579: Diseases of the Digestive System
ICD-9 Codes 580–629: Diseases of the Genitourinary System
ICD-9 Codes 630–677: Complications of Pregnancy, Childbirth
ICD-9 Codes 680–709: Diseases of the Skin and Subcutaneous Tissue
ICD-9 Codes 710–739: Diseases of the Musculoskeletal System
ICD-9 Codes 740–759: Congenital Anomalies
ICD-9 Codes 760–779: Conditions Originating in the Perinatal Period
ICD-9 Codes 780–799: Symptoms, Signs, ICD-9 Codes 800–999: Injury&Poisoning ICD-9 Supplementary Classification Codes (V-Codes and E-Codes)
Tier I: Module 3: Current
Procedural Terminology (CPT)
Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) Commonly Used CPT/HCPCS Modifiers CPT National Correct Coding Initiative (NCCI)Anesthesia Codes
Surgery Codes (10021–69990) Radiology Codes (70010–79999) Pathology and Laboratory Codes (80048– 89999)
Medicine Codes (90281–99602)
Evaluation & Management Codes (99201– 99499)
EM Code Levels
1997 Evaluation and Management Guidelines,
1995 Documentation Guidelines for Evaluation and Management Servic es Tracking and New Technology Codes (Category II and III)
Tier I: Module 4: HCPCS Level
II Coding
HCPCS Level II Codes and Modifiers HCPCS Processes and Coding HCPCS Level II Coding Conventions HCPCS Level II Modifiers and Policies HCPCS Modifiers and Long Descriptions HCPCS Glossary of Terms
Tier I: Module 5: Medical
Billing & Reimbursement
Ch1: Organization & Revenue Cycle Ch2: Insurance 101Ch3: Front Office Procedures Ch4: Back Office Billing Procedures Ch5: Medical Billing Computer Systems Ch6: Lecture
ix. APPEALING MEDICAL CLAIMS
The Human Body
Skeletal Digestive Muscular Lymphatic Endocrine
Nervous Cardiovascular Male Reproductive
Female Reproductive
Urinary Respiratory
Integument
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Tier II Program Description:
Hospital, Inpatient Coding &
Billing
Module 1: Uniform Hospital
Discharge Data Set (UHDDS)
(CCS Prep)
This course covers the Uniform
Hospital Discharge Data Set
(UHDDS), MS-DRGs, CMS Official
Coding Guidelines, Present on
Admission (POA) and Inpatient
procedures. A UB 04 resource,
IPPS Glossary and IPPS Acronyms
are also available in the course.
This is a necessary course for those
preparing for the AHIMA CCS
inpatient coding.
Module 2: ICD-9-PCS, Inpatient
Procedure Coding (CCS Prep)
This course covers only ICD-9 CM
Book Volume 3, inpatient
procedure coding. This is one of
the most comprehensive classes
available for inpatient procedures
used on the UB-04 for facility
billing. The content also has
extensive ICD-9-CM Diagnostic
coding to compliment the
procedure coding in order to
understand the relationships
necessary to show medical
necessity. Finally, a DRG and
discussion has been provided for
each of the cases in each topic
chapter.
Module 3: MS-DRGs & APCs
(CCS Prep)
Hospital coding or “Facility” coding
has its own unique coding systems
and reimbursement (payment)
systems referred to as the
inpatient perspective payment
system (IPPS). In this module you
will cover all of the key aspects of
the IPPS and medical severity -
diagnostic related groups
(MS-DRGs) and also the outpatient
perspective payment system
(OPPS) and ambulatory payment
groups (APCs). Through
understanding how your facility is
paid you will understand how to
evaluate accuracy in billing for
payment.
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Tier II: Hospital/Inpatient
Coding Prep Course
Table of Contents
Tier II Module 1: UHDDS: CMS
Guidelines for Coding &
Reporting
Chapter_1_ Intro_to_UHDDS Chapter_2_DRGs
Chapter_3_Official Coding Guidelines Chapter_4_POA Rule
Chapter_5_Inpatient Procedures
Appendix A_UB_04 FORM INSTRUCTIONS Appendix B_EXEMPT POA DIAGNOSES CODES
Appendix C_ACRONYMS I Appendix D GLOSSARY
Tier II Module 2: Inpatient
Diagnostic & Procedure Coding
Chapter_0_ICD-9_Introduction toInpatient case coding Chapter 1_ICD-9_Infection Chapter 2_ICD-9_Neoplasm Chapter 3_ICD-9_Endocrine Chapter 4_ICD-9_Blood Diseases Chapter 5_ICD-9_Mental Disorders Chapter 6_ICD-9_Nervous Chapter 7_ICD-9_Circulatory Chapter 8_ICD-9_Respiratory Chapter 9_ICD-9_Digestive Chapter 10_ICD-9_GU Chapter 11_ICD-9_Pregnanc Chapter 12_ICD-9_Integumentary Chapter 13_ICD-9_Musculoskeletal Chapter 14_ICD-9_Congenital Anomalies Chapter 15_ICD-9_Newborns
Chapter 16_ICD-9_Signs and Symptoms Chapter 17_ICD-9_E-&V-Codes
Appendix A_CC_ list Appendix B_MCC_List
“Earning my AHIMA Certified Coder
Specialists Certification for hospital coding
was one of the best things I’ve done so far
for my career as a medical coder”.
Tier II Module 3: The Complete
Introduction to DRG and APC
Chapter_1_Introduction to Inpatient Perspective Payment System (IPPS) Chapter_ 2_Introduction to Outpatient Perspective Payment System (OPPS) Chapter_ 3_Diganostic Related Groups (DRG) coding and reimbursement Chapter_ 4_Ambulatory Payment Classification (APC) coding and reimbursementChapter_ 5: DRG and APC Survival Strategies
Appendix A: APC-DRG Glossary
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Tier III: Introduction to
Physician & Outpatient Record
Auditor
Correct coding is critical to getting
paid as physicians, outpatient
facilities and ancillary care
providers. Avoiding external audits
by Medicare and other payers is
desired. Appropriately optimizing
revenue and quality assurance and
staying in compliance is critical to
survival in healthcare today. MCP
has many resources and tools for
the medical records auditor and
analyst. In these modules, we
focus on outpatient, and physician
coding. Particular attention is
given to the physician evaluation
and management (E/M) coding
frequently targeted by third party
payers.
Auditors are taught how to use
auditing assessment tools,
establish coding patterns and
benchmark against industry
standards.
Tier III: Hospital/Inpatient
Medical Record Auditor/Analyst
Prep
With the implementation of Medical
Severity Diagnostic related groups
(MS-DRG’s), present on admission
(POA), and revisions of the major
and other comorbidity and
complication lists (CC/MCC),
inpatient hospital code auditing has
become more complex than ever.
This is an advance course
important facilitated Diploma for
any hospital auditor, or analyst,
physician or nurse reviewer, or for
quality assurance personnel
responsible for compliance in all
areas of health information
management and/or healthcare
finance for their facilities. It also
goes over in detail all of the payer
systems and methodologies.
Tier III: Medical Record
Auditor
Brider, Deborah J.
(2014). Medical Record Auditor. 3rd Edition. American Medical Association. Supplements: EM eBook, Audit Forms Topic 1: Auditing assessment tools, processes establish coding patterns and benchmark against industry standards. Topic 2: Ethics, Laws and Evaluating Medical RecordsTopic 3: Audit Tools and Forms Topic 4: Physician evaluation and management (E/M) coding. Topic 5: Physician surgical coding Topic 6: Hospital/Inpatient Medical Record Auditing
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ICD-10 CM/PCS Made Easy!
Coding Course Schedule
This continuing education course is designed to help train healthcare professionals in understanding the organization and structure of ICD-10-CM (diagnoses). It compares ICD-9, with ICD-10 diagnoses and teaching the use of General Equivalence Mappings (GEMS). It provides chapter-specific case coding, explaining the changes between the two coding conventions and guidelines for both outpatient and inpatient services. It also trains in the application of ICD-10 CM diagnoses coding.
ICD-10 CM Diagnoses Coding
1) 8-Lessons (Lectures), 2) 16-Coder Learning Activities: 2-per Lesson, 3) 8-Assessments (Quizzes with unlimited attempts), 4) 1-Final Assessment Upon completion of this course, the healthcare professional will be able to: 1. Discover the organizationalchanges that exist between the two code schemes, i.e., ICD-9-CM and ICD-10-CM. 2. Identify the areas of similarities and differences between ICD-9-CM and ICD-10-CM.
3. Explore the ICD-10-CM coding conventions and rules.
4. Apply ICD-10-CM Official Coding Guidelines to determine the correct codes for ICD-10-CM diagnoses.
5. Determine what clinical information must be abstracted from the medical record in order to assign codes correctly. 6. Build an ICD-10-CM foundation with case coding scenarios for outpatient and inpatient coding.
7. Apply your knowledge of coding principles by assigning accurate and precise codes for the primary and secondary outpatient diagnoses and principal and other inpatient diagnoses using ICD-10-CM.
8. Define General Equivalency Mapping (GEM).
9. Assess the requirements and appropriate uses of the General Equivalency Mapping (GEM) Tables. 10. Complete all weekly and final assessments for successful ICD-10 CM learning.
ICD-10 PCS Procedure Coding
This continuing education course is designed to help train hospital and other facility healthcare professionals inunderstanding the organization and structure of ICD-10-PCS (procedure) inpatient coding. It compares ICD-9, with ICD-10 procedure codes and teaching how to “cross-walk” from the ICD-9 to the
ICD-10 PCS codes using the General Equivalence Mappings (GEMS). It provides case coding, explaining the changes between the two procedure coding conventions and guidelines. It also trains in the application of ICD-10 PCS coding. Upon completion of this course, the healthcare professional will be able to: 1. Build on experience gained in coding scenarios using ICD-10-PCS. 2. Follow ICD-10-PCS “multi-axial” coding structure and conventions.
3. Apply definitions and guidelines to determine the correct code for the
procedure(s).
4. Understand the importance of anatomy and laterality in ICD-10-PCS. 5. Identify the areas of similarities and differences between 9 and ICD-10-PCS.
6. Apply knowledge of procedure coding principles by assigning accurate and precise codes that matches the medical documentation.
7. Understand the requirements of the General Equivalency Mapping (GEM) Tables for ICD-10-PCS.
8. Understand how to code
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Course Content and eBook
Agreement:
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Disclosures:
Statement of Legal Control: Madeline Angela Meyer, is the Owner and Sole Proprietor, of the Medical Coding
Preparatory®, a US Registered Trademark, and Florida dba.
Primary Contact and any further information regarding the Medical Coding Preparatory may be obtained from:
Madeline Angela Meyer, Ower
Medical Coding Preparatory®
996 Lake Irene Road
Casselberry, FL 32707
Toll Free: 1-888-848-2153
Phone: 321-972-3948
email:
[email protected]
For Licensure and further available information, contact:
Commission for Independent Education Florida Department of Education
325 W. Gaines Street., #1414 Tallahassee, FL 32399-0400 website: http://www.fldoe.org/cie (850) 245-3200 phone (850) 245-3237 fax (888) 224-6684 Toll Free
Placement: Medical Coding Preparatory®
does not do employment placement, nor do we guarantee employment after CEU training. Finding employment is the responsibility of the Learners.
Learner Termination: Dr. Meyer retains
the right to disenroll learners for actions that are unethical, illegal, or
unprofessional.
Owner/Instructor
Madeline Angela Meyer, PhD, Public Health-Epidemiology, MSHA, MBA, CMPE, CCS-P, CPC, CCS, AHIMA Approved ICD-10 CM/PCS Certified Trainer
Over 25 years working as a Healthcare Administrator in high level management positions. Over 10 years as a subject matter expert, course developer and college
professor teaching Epidemiology, Community Health and Healthcare Administration. Credentials: PhD from Walden University, Minneapolis, MN. MBA from Nova
Southeastern University School of Business. Master’s of Science in Health Services Administration from Nova Southeastern University School of Business. B.A. in Business Administration from Metropolitan State University, Minneapolis, MN, Medical Laboratory Technologists, ASCP (American Society of Clinical Pathologists) registered, Lakeland Medical Academy, Minneapolis, MN, and attended St. Luke’s School of Nursing, St. Louis, MO.
Professional memberships and certifications include: American Public Health Association (APHA). American Medical Informatics Association (AMIA), American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA) and American Academy of Professional Coders (AAPC), Medical Group Management Association (MGMA), American College of Medical Practice Executives (ACMPE). I am a Certified Medical Practice Executive (CMPE), and certified in medical coding, as a Certified Medical Coder-Physician (CCS-P) and Certified Medical Coder-Hospital (CCS) from AHIMA, as well as a Certified Professional Coder from the AAPC. She is an AHIMA ICD-10-CM/PCS Trainer and Ambassador, and her dissertation was on the "Change Impact of Transitioning from ICD-9 CM to ICD-10 on Morbidity Statistics".
Course Process and Policies:
Registration: Upon receipt of payment,
you will need to register your name and email on the www.CRTeacher2.com Website.
Enrollment: Once you are registered, you
will be enrolled in the course by Dr. Meyer. Begin Course of Study: Once you are enrolled you may sign-in to the course and begin reading the course instructions, lectures and complete the assessments until course content has been completed.
CEU Certificate: You must notify Dr. Meyer
that you have completed the final assessment in the course. She will then send you your certificate of completion which will indicate your CEUs earned.
Refund Policy: Refunding is allowed within
the first two weeks, or 14 days should the learner decide not to complete the course.
Fees:
Tier I: "Tier I CPC Review Course, Physician Coding Prep" (CPC, CCS-P) $600 (a $1,300+ value) (12 CEUs) Tier II: "Tier II CCS Review Course, Hospital Coding Prep" (CCS) $499 (a $1,000+ value) (12 CEUs) Tier III: "Tier III Introduction to Physician Medical Record Auditor/Analyst" $199 (a $600 value) (6 CEUs)
ICD-10-CM/PCS: "ICD-10-CM/PCS Comprehensive Online Prep Course" $199 (16 CEUs) + a 3 Hour Live Webinar for Q & A ( $600+ value)
