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Medical Billing & Coding Specialist (CBCS) Program

A Medical Billing & Coding Specialist is a healthcare administrative professional who manages medical claims, processes insurance billing, and applies standardized coding systems for healthcare services in hospitals, clinics, and insurance-related offices. This program is designed to provide comprehensive knowledge of medical billing and coding procedures while preparing students for national certification and entry-level employment in healthcare administrative settings.

Program Length: 16 weeks
Delivery Format: 100% online
Registration Fee: $150
Certification Issuing Organization: National Healthcareer Association (NHA)
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Key Responsibilities

  • Review patient records and assign appropriate CPT, ICD-10, and HCPCS codes
  • Prepare and submit insurance claims accurately and in a timely manner
  • Monitor claim status and respond to denied or rejected claims
  • Manage patient billing, co-pay processing, and reimbursement follow-up
  • Support proper documentation and billing workflow in healthcare settings
  • Ensure compliance with HIPAA, insurance regulations, and billing policies

Program Information

  • Program Length: 16 weeks
  • Delivery Format: 100% online
  • Practice Exams: Six full-length practice exams are included for certification preparation
  • Medical English Support: Four practical conversation sessions (in-person or via Zoom)
Korean summary study materials are provided to support learning comprehension.
Billing and coding study support materials

Tuition Information

  • Tuition includes online lectures, practice exams, and summary study materials.
  • Required separately: $150 registration fee

Certification Exam

Upon completion of the program, students may sit for the following NHA certification exam:
  • NHA CBCS – Certified Billing & Coding Specialist

Medical billing and coding certification preparation

Admission Requirements (Summary)

  • Must be at least 17 years of age
  • Government-issued photo identification
  • High school diploma or college degree (English version required; GED accepted)

Career Opportunities

  • Hospitals
  • Clinics and outpatient centers
  • Physician offices
  • Insurance companies
  • Medical billing departments
  • Healthcare administrative and coding support roles
After certification, CBCS graduates may pursue entry-level roles involving medical billing, insurance claims processing, coding support, and revenue cycle assistance in a variety of healthcare environments.

Average Salary in Texas

Medical Billing & Coding and related healthcare administrative professionals in Texas typically earn about $18–$28 per hour, depending on experience, employer, and location. Wages may vary based on coding responsibilities, billing accuracy, reimbursement workflow, and bilingual skills.

Why Students Choose DMS Care Training Center

  • 100% online format designed for flexible learning
  • Focused preparation for the NHA CBCS certification exam
  • Practice exams and structured study support included
  • Practical medical English support and guided coursework
  • Career-focused training for healthcare administrative readiness
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