The people who handle your revenue
Medical billing content is financial and regulatory advice to a business. It should carry a name.
[CLIENT INPUT] Short biography: years in medical coding, specialties covered, credentialing body, and anything that makes this person credible to a practice owner. Section 9.2.
Specialties: [CLIENT INPUT — specialties covered]
[CLIENT INPUT] Short biography. Section 9.2.
Specialties: [CLIENT INPUT — specialties covered]
[CLIENT INPUT] Short biography. Section 9.2.
Specialties: [CLIENT INPUT — payers and states covered]
[CLIENT INPUT] Short biography. Section 9.2.
Specialties: [CLIENT INPUT — specialties covered]
[CLIENT INPUT] Add each person with a name, photo, role, credentials (CPC, CPB, CPMA, CCS, RHIA), years of experience, specialties covered and a LinkedIn link. Section 9.2 and section 13.2 make this a launch gate: the team page must be published with named, credentialed people before the site goes live.
Credentials we hire for
Certifications are listed by their real names. Every coder we assign holds at least one active credential.
| Body | Credential | What it covers |
|---|---|---|
| AAPC | CPC | Certified Professional Coder — physician-side outpatient coding |
| AAPC | CPB | Certified Professional Biller — the billing cycle end to end |
| AAPC | CPMA | Certified Professional Medical Auditor — coding and documentation audit |
| AAPC | CIC | Certified Inpatient Coder |
| AAPC | COC | Certified Outpatient Coder — facility outpatient |
| AHIMA | CCS | Certified Coding Specialist |
| AHIMA | RHIA | Registered Health Information Administrator |
| AHIMA | CDIP | Certified Documentation Integrity Practitioner |