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Medical Coding involves reviewing patient records and assigning standardized codes for diagnoses, treatments, and procedures. While medical billing uses those codes to prepare and submit insurance claims and ensure healthcare providers receive payment for their services.

 No. The course starts with fundamentals and gradually progresses to advanced coding concepts.

Absolutely. Fresh graduates from pharmacy, life sciences, nursing, and healthcare backgrounds are welcome.

CD-10-CM stands for International Classification of Diseases, 10th Revision, Clinical Modification. It is the standard diagnostic code set used across the healthcare industry to classify and record all diseases, conditions, injuries, and symptoms. Medical coders use ICD-10-CM codes to document patient diagnoses accurately, which directly affects insurance claim approvals, hospital revenue, and health data reporting. Learning ICD-10-CM is the foundation of any professional medical coding career.

Medical coding is the process of reviewing patient medical records and assigning standardised codes (ICD-10-CM, CPT, HCPCS) to diagnoses and procedures. Medical billing is the next step — it uses those assigned codes to prepare, submit, and follow up on insurance claims so that healthcare providers receive payment. Coders focus on accuracy and compliance, while billers focus on claim submission and revenue recovery. Both roles are critical in the healthcare revenue cycle and are often taught together in job-oriented courses.