Midnight Medical Coding

By: Lindsay Della Vella CPC COC Approved Instructor
  • Summary

  • This series was created to educate people who are interested in medical coding and it's also geared towards medical coding students. You’ll hear a series of discussions that will break down essential concepts, tips and strategies to help you along the way.

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Episodes
  • 3 Common Traits of a Medical Coder
    Oct 22 2024

    This episode provides an overview of the common characteristics of medical coders, suggesting that they are often introverted, work independently, and enjoy learning new things. It highlights that these qualities are beneficial for the role due to the independent nature of the work, the frequent need for research and problem-solving, and the constant updates to medical codes. It concludes by encouraging individuals who identify with these traits to consider a career in medical coding.

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    6 mins
  • 3 Ways To Remove "A" Status From the CPC Certification
    Oct 17 2024

    This episode explains that the "A" in CPC-A certification stands for "Apprentice Status" and indicates a lack of work experience. It then outlines three ways to remove the "A" status: by accumulating two years of work experience, by combining one year of work experience with an AAPC-approved medical coding course, or by completing the Practicode program offered by AAPC, which counts as one year of experience (combined with education will equal 2 years of experience). While the Practicode is recognized by AAPC, it is important to note that employers may not consider it equivalent to actual work experience.

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    6 mins
  • All About Modifiers 26 and TC
    Oct 15 2024

    This episode explains the use of CPT modifiers 26 and TC in diagnostic radiology coding. Modifier 26 signifies the professional component, which represents services provided by the physician, such as interpretation and report writing. Modifier TC represents the technical component, which includes the equipment, supplies, and personnel involved in the exam. The use of these modifiers depends on whether the physician is employed by the facility and owns the equipment, in which case a global service is submitted. If the physician is not employed by the facility or owns the equipment, then modifiers 26 and TC are used to separate the professional and technical components of the service.

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    5 mins

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