Medical Billing Code of Ethcis
Section One-Principles
Article I -Our responsibilities
Medical Billing Professionals perform an essential role in the health care industry. Consistence with that role, we have the responsibility of providing competent and professional services to those who retain our services. Additionally, we recognize a continuing responsibility to maintain and improve our services for the good of the general public.
Article II-Protection of the Public Interest
One of the hallmarks of our profession is the recognition and acceptance of our responsibilities to the public. These persons include our clients, patients, health care providers, physicians, hospitals, nursing homes, and others who may rely on the objectivity and integrity of the medical billing profession.
Article III-Maintaining Objectivity and Impartiality
The principles of objectivity imposes the obligation to be impartial, ineffectually honest, and free of conflicts of interest. Impartiality precludes relationships that may appear to impair our objectivity in rendering services. We just remain impartial and objective and are free of conflicts of interest in discharging our professional responsibilities. We should be independent in fact and appearance when providing our services. Objectivity is a state of mind, a quality that leads value to our services.
Article IV-Professional Due Care and Competence
We must observe our profession's technical standards, strive continually to improve competence and the quality of services, and discharge professional responsibility to the best of our ability. Due care requires us to discharge professional responsibility with competence and elegance. Competence begins with an understanding of the basic Knowledge required to provide our service. Competence represents the attainment and maintenance of a level of understanding and knowledge that enables us to render service with facility and acumen. Diligence imposes the responsibility to render services promptly and carefully, to be through.
Section Two-Rules and Guidelines
Rule I-Integrity and Objectivity
In the performance of any professional service, we shall maintain objectivity and integrity, shall be free of conflicts of interest, and shall never knowingly misrepresent facts to our clients or the public.
Rule II-General Standards
We shall comply with these standards:
(A)Professional competence-undertake only those professional services that we can reasonability expect to be completed with professional competence.
(B)Professional due care-exercise due professional care in the performance of Professional Services.
(C)Professional Integrity- we will conduct our business with the highest degree of integrity and in the best interest of our clients and the general public.
Rule III-Confidentiality
We shall not disclose any confidential information unless instructed to do so by the Provider.
Rule IV-Fee's
Professional services shall be offered or rendered on either a per-claim or percentage basis or under an arrangement whereby no fee will be charged unless a specific result is obtained. The rate and means of billing shall be made explicit.
Rule V-Truth in Advertising and Promotions
We shall not obtain clients by advertising or other forms of solicitation in a manner that is in any way false, misleading, or deceptive.
Yes it can be done from home but medical billing and coding requires at least an associate degree for medical coding and billing. Most people that do medical billing and coding started working in a medical office and then shifted their job to a work at home position.
You can find more information on medical billing and coding on this site : http://www.everest.edu/programs/category/medical-insurance-billing-and-coding.
Medical billing and coding is an important field these days. Most colleges and community colleges offer programs in medical assistance, which include medical billing and coding.
The average salary for medical billing and coding is $28000.
Medical billing and coding associates are the people you want to talk to. They can set you up with a course that fits your schedule and get you coding in no time.
The new coding in the medical billing process.
There are hundreds of programs used in the medical coding/billing field. A few of the most used programs are: PA Medical Billing Software, MedLook, EZClaim, and MedicsElite.
No. They are completely different
ColoradoTech offers a great online program for medical coding and billing.
I would suggest going and becoming an accountant. I would say there are many billing and coding jobs available to you. It's a free market and anything is possible. Good luck on your search to find billing and coding jobs.
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One can find a job coding and billing in the medical industry. Some jobs in this field can be found on the following websites: Health Careers, Monster, and Billing and Coding Jobs.