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CodersGrade® Medical Coding Internship & Incubator Program
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Gain real-world experience and enhance your coding skills with CodersGrade’s Medical Coding Internship. It’s a unique opportunity to apply theoretical knowledge in practical settings, paving the way for a successful career in medical coding.
Our Mission
our mission is clear – to bridge the gap between education and practical experience in the Medical Coding and Medical Billing Domain. We believe that hands-on training is essential to succeed in the ever-evolving world of medical coding and billing. As an extension of PMBA USA, we strive to provide comprehensive internship programs and account receivables training to equip students with the expertise required for a successful career.
Why Choose CodersGrade’s Medical Coding Internship?
1. Real-World Experience:
Our internship program is crafted to give you direct exposure to real medical coding tasks. You’ll work with actual patient records, applying what you’ve learned in a practical setting under the supervision of experienced professionals.
2. Comprehensive Training:
The internship includes intensive training sessions that go beyond the basics. We cover complex coding scenarios, introduce you to industry-standard coding software, and provide deep dives into ICD-10, CPT, and HCPCS coding systems.
3. Mentorship from Experts:
Throughout your internship, you’ll receive guidance from seasoned medical coding experts. They’ll help you navigate challenging cases, improve your coding accuracy, and refine your skills to meet industry standards.
4. Professional Networking:
Join a community of medical coding professionals and fellow interns. Networking opportunities with healthcare providers, coding experts, and recruiters are an integral part of our program, helping you build valuable connections for your career.
5. Job Placement Assistance:
At CodersGrade, we’re committed to your success. Our internship program includes job placement assistance, helping you land your first medical coding job. We have partnerships with healthcare facilities, clinics, and coding companies looking to hire qualified coders.
CodersGrade Medical Coding Incubator Nurturing the Next Generation of Medical Coders
Our Medical Coding Incubator is more than just an internship; it’s a full-fledged support system designed to accelerate your growth and career development. This program is perfect for fresh graduates or those new to the field who want to sharpen their skills and gain the confidence to succeed in the industry.
1. Skill Development Workshops:
Participate in workshops that focus on advanced coding techniques, compliance, coding for different specialties, and staying updated with the latest industry changes.
2. Hands-On Coding Projects:
Work on coding projects that simulate real-world challenges. These projects help you apply your knowledge, improve your coding speed, and ensure accuracy under pressure.
3. Continuous Feedback:
Receive regular feedback on your performance from industry experts. This continuous assessment helps you identify areas for improvement and track your progress throughout the program.
4. Career Coaching:
Get personalized career coaching, including resume building, interview preparation, and tips on how to present yourself as the ideal candidate to potential employers.
5. Certification Readiness:
Our incubator program also focuses on helping you prepare for certification exams like the AAPC’s CPC or AHIMA’s CCS. We offer review sessions, mock exams, and study resources to ensure you’re exam-ready.
Who Should Apply?
Recent Graduates : If you’ve recently completed a medical coding course and are looking to gain practical experience, this program is for you.
Career Changers : Are you transitioning into the medical coding field from another profession? Our program will help you quickly get up to speed.
Aspiring Medical Coders : If you’re passionate about medical coding and want to start your career with a solid foundation, CodersGrade’s Internship and Incubator is the perfect place to start.
How to Apply
Step 1 : Visit our website at CodersGrade.com to learn more about the program details and eligibility requirements.
Step 2 : Fill out the online application form. Be sure to include your resume and any relevant certifications.
Step 3 : After reviewing your application, we’ll contact you to schedule an interview and discuss your career goals.
Step 4 : Once accepted, you’ll be enrolled in the next available session of our Medical Coding Internship and Incubator Program.
Start Your Journey with CodersGrade® Today
The medical coding industry is booming, and the demand for skilled coders has never been higher. CodersGrade is here to help you take the first step in your career. Our Medical Coding Internship and Incubator programs are designed to provide you with the skills, experience, and support you need to succeed.
Don’t wait—apply today and start your journey toward becoming a certified, job-ready medical coder!
For more information, visit CodersGrade.com or contact us directly to speak with one of our program advisors.
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FAPMC™ – Fellowship in Anaesthesia & Pain Management Coding
$99.00 Add to cartFAPMC™ – Fellowship in Anaesthesia & Pain Management Coding
Precision Coding for One of the Highest-Paying & Most Complex Specialties in Healthcare RCM
Master the most lucrative and technically demanding coding niche — anaesthesia & chronic pain services. Earn 30–60% more than general coders. Secure top remote US jobs. Become indispensable in RCM.
This specialized Fellowship in Medical Coding – Anesthesia program is designed exclusively for certified medical coders seeking to enhance their expertise in anesthesia coding.
Leverage your existing coding knowledge and gain in-depth proficiency in anesthesia-specific coding guidelines, procedures, and modifiers. Enroll today and complete the comprehensive training and examination within a focused 15-day timeframe, advancing your career in this specialized field.
Why Anaesthesia & Pain Management Coding Matters More Than Ever
Anaesthesia and pain management coding is among the highest-paid specialties in medical coding today — and demand is exploding.
- Top-tier salaries — Specialists routinely earn $65K–$100K+ in US remote roles
- Complex procedures — From epidurals, nerve blocks, spinal cord stimulators, to MAC, regional, and general anaesthesia
- High audit risk — Strict CMS NCCI edits, time units, qualifying circumstances, P-modifiers, medical direction/supervision rules
- Future-proof career — Rapid growth in interventional pain management, ambulatory surgery centers, and chronic pain clinics
Without specialized training, even seasoned coders make costly errors — over-coding time, misusing modifiers, missing qualifying circumstances, or violating supervision rules — leading to denials, audits, and lost revenue.
FAPMC™ changes that. Become the expert practices and RCM companies desperately need.
What Makes FAPMC™ the Gold Standard Fellowship?
- Designed for Serious Coders — For CPC/CCS holders ready to specialize and earn more
- Comprehensive & Compliant — Aligned with latest CMS NCCI, ASA, CPT, Medicare Claims Processing Manual
- Precision-Focused Curriculum
- Time unit calculation (exact minutes from induction to emergence)
- Physical status modifiers (P1–P6) & their audit implications
- Qualifying circumstances (99100, 99116, 99135, 99140) — when & how to report
- MAC vs. general vs. regional anaesthesia coding
- Medical direction (-QK/-QX) vs. supervision (-AD) vs. personal performance (-AA)
- CRNA/AA billing rules, state-specific variations
- Pain management injections, nerve blocks, spinal stimulators (CPT 62xxx, 64xxx series)
- Common NCCI edits, bundling pitfalls, and audit-proof documentation
- Real-World Mastery — Live case studies, mock audits, denied claim reviews, real US RCM scenarios
- Lifetime Access — Recordings, updates, resources, alumni support forever
- Placement Advantage — Resume building, interview prep, direct connections to top US/India RCM employers
Who Should Enroll in FAPMC™?
- Certified coders (CPC, COC, CCS, CIC) wanting to specialize
- Experienced coders tired of average pay and seeking premium roles
- Professionals aiming for remote US jobs or UAE opportunities
- Coders who want to reduce denials and become audit-proof in anaesthesia & pain services
Career Impact – Real Numbers from FAPMC™ Alumni
- 30–60% salary increase within 6–12 months (India & remote US)
- Transition from general coding to high-paying anaesthesia/pain niches
- Confidence to handle complex cases, audits, and payer challenges
- Recognition as a specialist — the most sought-after profile in RCM today
Ready to Become a High-Demand Anaesthesia & Pain Coding Expert?
The Need for Anesthesiology and Pain Management Coding Expertise
- High Demand, Low Supply: Well-trained anesthesia coders are in high demand but are notoriously difficult to find. Recruiting and retaining these professionals is expensive, making FIMC certification a valuable asset for both individual coders and healthcare organizations.
- Complexity and Compliance: Anesthesiology coding is one of the most complex specialties in medical coding, with regulations that change frequently. This creates a constant challenge to maintain accuracy and compliance. FIMC-certified coders are trained to navigate these complexities, reducing the risk of costly coding errors.
- Accuracy Is Crucial: In anesthesia coding, there are no “practice runs.” Every claim must be accurate the first time. Errors, whether in upcoding or undervaluation, can result in significant legal and financial repercussions. FIMC equips coders with the precision and expertise needed to avoid these pitfalls.
- Certification as a Mark of Excellence: Few anesthesia and pain management coders are certified, making FIMC certification a mark of quality and reliability. This certification not only boosts a coder’s credentials but also provides healthcare organizations with the assurance that their coding is being handled by a highly qualified professional.
- Mitigating Coder Turnover: Coder turnover can create unpredictable cash flow and operational disruptions. FIMC helps stabilize this by providing organizations with highly trained, certified coders who are less likely to leave due to the advanced level of training and professional development they receive.
The FIMC program is more than just a certification; it’s a comprehensive pathway to mastering the complex world of anesthesia and pain management coding. With the demand for skilled coders at an all-time high, FIMC certification sets you apart as an expert in a highly specialized and critical field. Whether you’re looking to advance your career or ensure your organization’s coding practices are top-notch, FIMC provides the training, mentorship, and continuous learning necessary to succeed in this challenging and rewarding profession.
Enroll in FAPMC™ Today – Secure Your Future in Precision Coding
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FDMC™ – Fellowship in Dermatology Coding
$99.00 Add to cartFDMC™ – Fellowship in Dermatology Medical Coding
Master High-Risk, High-Volume Specialty Coding
Dermatology is one of the most audited medical specialties in the U.S.
From E/M leveling errors to biopsy vs excision confusion, global period violations, and modifier misuse, dermatology coding mistakes trigger payer takebacks, audits, and compliance failures faster than almost any other specialty.To address this growing risk, PMBAUSA LLC proudly presents the FDMC™ – Fellowship in Dermatology Medical Coding, an advanced, specialty-focused fellowship designed for certified and experienced medical coders who want to dominate dermatology coding with confidence and accuracy.
This is not basic CPT training.
This is real-world dermatology coding mastery.Why FDMC™ – Fellowship in Dermatology Coding?
Dermatology Coding Is Not Simple
High patient volume + minor procedures + strict rules = high compliance risk.
One wrong modifier or bundling error can trigger recoupments across hundreds of claims.FDMC® trains you to code accurately, defensibly, and compliantly.
Built for Certified & Practicing Coders
This fellowship is ideal for:
- CPC®, CCS®, CRC®, FIMC© or equivalent coders
- E/M coders transitioning into dermatology
- Auditors and consultants handling specialty reviews
- Coders supporting dermatology clinics, surgery centers, or hospital outpatient departments
What You Will Master
Core Dermatology Coding Expertise
- E/M leveling in dermatology visits
- Biopsy vs excision vs destruction rules
- Benign vs malignant lesion coding
- Size-based excision coding
- Margins, pathology linkage, and sequencing
- Mohs surgery coding & reporting
- Repair coding (simple vs intermediate vs complex)
- Global surgical periods
- Modifier 25, 59, 51, 58, 78, 79 – applied correctly
- NCCI edits and bundling prevention
- Documentation defensibility for audits
Hands-On, Case-Based Learning
FDMC™ uses realistic dermatology scenarios, including:
- High-volume clinic encounters
- Office procedures
- Pathology-driven coding decisions
- Audit-triggering mistakes and how to avoid them
You don’t memorize codes—you learn how dermatology is actually coded in practice.
Why Dermatology Coders Are in Demand
- Frequent payer audits
- High revenue leakage due to coding errors
- Rapid clinic growth with limited trained coders
- Complex global and modifier rules
- Heavy reliance on documentation precision
- High risk of upcoding and unbundling allegations
Dermatology providers are actively seeking specialty-trained coders who can protect revenue and ensure compliance.
Flexible, Online, Career-Focused
- 100% online & self-paced
- Learn anytime, anywhere
- Specialty-focused assessments
- Peer discussion & expert support
- Designed by professionals with decades of real-world coding and audit experience
Career Reality Check
General coding knowledge is not enough for dermatology.
If you cannot:
- Defend E/M levels
- Apply modifiers correctly
- Differentiate destruction vs excision
- Handle Mohs and repair coding
You are already a compliance risk.
FDMC® ensures you are the solution—not the liability.
Enroll Now – Limited Fellowship Access
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Become a Dermatology Coding SpecialistEnroll Now
PMBAUSA Disclaimer
The FDMC® – Fellowship in Dermatology Medical Coding is a professional fellowship intended for advanced skill development and specialty competency enhancement. It does not replace employer-specific training, payer policies, or federal regulations and does not guarantee employment or certification outcomes. Coders must always follow current CMS, AMA CPT®, NCCI, payer-specific guidelines, and organizational compliance standards.
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FEGC™ – Fellowship in Gastroenterology Coding
$99.00 Add to cartFEGC™ – Fellowship in Gastroenterology Coding
Advanced GI, Endoscopy & Digestive Disease Coding Fellowship
Gastroenterology coding is one of the highest-risk, highest-revenue specialty areas in medical coding.
Frequent OIG reviews, payer audits, NCCI edit violations, modifier misuse, and documentation gaps make GI coding a prime target for denials and recoupments.To meet this growing risk and industry demand, PMBAUSA LLC proudly presents the
FEGC™ – Fellowship in Gastroenterology Coding — a specialty-focused, advanced fellowship designed for certified medical coders who want to master GI diagnoses, endoscopic procedures, surgical interventions, and compliance-driven reimbursement.This is not basic GI coding training.
This fellowship prepares you to code, audit, defend, and educate in real-world gastroenterology environments.Why Gastroenterology Coding Requires Advanced Specialization
GI coding involves far more than assigning CPT and ICD-10-CM codes. Coders must interpret:
- Complex endoscopy reports
- Biopsy vs therapeutic procedures
- Bundling and unbundling rules
- Global surgical periods
- Modifier 25, 26, 59, 76, 77, XS
- Medical necessity for screening vs diagnostic services
- Pathology reporting and linkage
- GI bleeding, anemia, and MS-DRG impact
Even small errors can trigger automatic payer denials or post-payment audits.
FEGC® trains coders to identify hidden compliance risks before claims are submitted.
Who Should Enroll in FEGC™
This fellowship is ideal for:
- CPC®, CCS®, CRC®, FIMC® certified coders
- Gastroenterology specialty coders
- Endoscopy center coders
- Hospital inpatient and outpatient GI coders
- GI auditors and compliance analysts
- Coders transitioning into digestive disease specialty coding
What You Will Learn in FEGC™
Complete Gastroenterology Coding Mastery
Participants will gain advanced expertise in:
ICD-10-CM GI Diagnosis Coding
- Esophageal, gastric, intestinal, hepatic, pancreatic conditions
- GI bleeding vs anemia coding
- Crohn’s disease vs ulcerative colitis
- Cirrhosis, hepatitis, fatty liver disease
- GERD, Barrett’s esophagus, ulcers
- Neoplasms and GI malignancies
- Post-procedural and complication coding
CPT & HCPCS GI Procedure Coding
- Upper GI endoscopy (EGD)
- Colonoscopy (screening vs diagnostic)
- Polypectomy techniques
- Biopsy vs excision
- ERCP procedures
- GI stenting and dilation
- Endoscopic ultrasound (EUS)
- Capsule endoscopy
Modifiers, Bundling & Compliance
- NCCI edits specific to GI procedures
- Proper use of modifier 25, 59, XS
- Screening vs diagnostic conversion rules
- Global period implications
- Pathology and anesthesia coding coordination
Real-World GI Coding & Audit Scenarios
FEGC® focuses on hands-on specialty coding, including:
- Redacted GI operative reports
- Endoscopy documentation analysis
- Screening colonoscopy audit scenarios
- Biopsy bundling errors
- Modifier misuse case studies
- Denial and appeal-driven coding corrections
This ensures you are audit-ready, denial-resistant, and employer-trusted.
Why GI Coding Specialists Are in High Demand
- GI procedures generate significant facility and professional revenue
- GI coding errors are highly visible to payers
- Colonoscopy screening rules are frequently misunderstood
- Shortage of experienced GI specialty coders
- Practices demand compliance-trained GI coders
FEGC™ positions you as a GI coding authority, not a generalist.
Flexible, Fellowship-Based Learning Model
- 100% online & self-paced
- Designed for working professionals
- Specialty-focused assessments
- Peer-to-peer discussions
- Faculty with deep GI coding and audit expertise
Critical Warning for Medical Coders
Gastroenterology coding errors are one of the fastest ways to trigger payer audits.
Incorrect GI coding can result in:
- Claim denials
- Refund demands
- Compliance violations
- Loss of provider contracts
FEGC™ ensures you code GI services with confidence, accuracy, and compliance.
Enroll Now – GI Coding Specialists Are Limited
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PMBAUSA Disclaimer
The FEGC™ – Fellowship in Gastroenterology Coding is a professional fellowship intended for advanced education and skill enhancement. It does not replace official CMS, AMA CPT®, payer-specific, or regulatory guidance, nor does it guarantee employment, certification, or audit outcomes. Participants must always follow current ICD-10-CM Official Guidelines, CPT® coding rules, NCCI edits, CMS policies, and organizational compliance requirements.
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Fellowship in Medical Coding (FIMC) – HCC
$99.00 Add to cartFIMC-HCC Coding and Credential: Elevate Your Career in HCC Risk Adjustment Coding
The FIMC-HCC Fellowship in HCC Coding is meticulously designed to provide medical coders and healthcare professionals with advanced expertise in Hierarchical Condition Category (HCC) coding and Risk Adjustment. As healthcare systems increasingly rely on risk adjustment models to predict patient care needs and optimize reimbursements, the demand for skilled professionals trained in HCC coding continues to grow. This course offers a comprehensive curriculum that covers essential aspects of HCC coding, from understanding risk adjustment methodologies to mastering the intricacies of calculating Risk Adjustment Factor (RAF) scores.
The curriculum provides an in-depth foundation for navigating HCC coding models such as CMS-HCCs, ESRD HCCs, PACE HCCs, and HHS-HCCs. It also covers the process of mapping diagnoses to HCC categories, ensuring accurate coding for chronic conditions like diabetes, heart disease, and cancer, which impact RAF scores. Participants will learn how to integrate these coding practices into real-world healthcare settings, helping providers deliver personalized care and optimize reimbursement models through risk adjustment.
A unique highlight of the FIMC-HCC Fellowship is the online flexibility it offers. The self-paced course allows you to work through the material at your own convenience, with all resources available through a secure Learning Management System (LMS). Interactive knowledge checks and a final assessment ensure mastery of the content, making sure you are well-prepared for external HCC audits and regulatory compliance requirements.
Upon completing the FIMC-HCC Fellowship, you will receive a prestigious credential that validates your advanced training in HCC coding and risk adjustment. This globally recognized certification positions you as an expert in the field, ready to take on the challenges of the evolving healthcare landscape. The flexible structure allows you to enhance your career prospects while balancing your professional and personal commitments, making this an ideal program for certified medical coders seeking to specialize in HCC coding.
In today’s healthcare environment, where the focus is shifting towards value-based care, HCC coding is more important than ever. The FIMC-HCC Fellowship equips you with the critical knowledge and skills needed to excel in this high-demand field. By becoming proficient in HCC coding and risk adjustment, you will play a vital role in improving patient care outcomes, optimizing provider reimbursements, and ensuring compliance with regulatory standards.
Why FIMC – HCC Coding Training and Exam?
1. Accurate Reimbursement : Proper HCC coding is pivotal for ensuring that healthcare providers receive fair compensation for the care they provide, particularly when managing patients with multiple chronic conditions. The FIMC-HCC program trains coders to accurately capture the full spectrum of patient complexity, which is vital for optimizing revenue under value-based care models.
2. Regulatory Compliance : Adherence to HCC coding guidelines is not just important—it’s mandatory. Failing to comply with these guidelines can result in significant penalties and legal issues. The FIMC-HCC program ensures that you are well-versed in the latest regulatory standards, enabling you to maintain strict compliance and protect your organization from costly mistakes.
3. Improved Patient Care : Accurate HCC coding contributes to better data collection, which in turn informs patient care strategies and health management programs. By accurately documenting patient conditions, healthcare providers can develop more targeted and effective care plans, ultimately leading to improved patient outcomes. The FIMC-HCC program emphasizes the role of coding in enhancing the quality of patient care.
The Importance of HCC Coding in Value-Based Care
1. The Shift to Value-Based Models : As the healthcare industry continues to move away from fee- for-service models toward value-based care, HCC coding has become increasingly important. HCC coding captures the severity and complexity of a patient’s health conditions, which is essential for risk adjustment and determining reimbursement rates. Proper coding ensures that providers are appropriately compensated for the level of care they deliver, making expertise in HCC coding crucial for financial stability.
2. The Complexity of HCC Coding : HCC coding is inherently complex, involving numerous codes and guidelines that must be followed precisely. Errors in coding can lead to inaccurate reimbursement, compliance issues, and potential financial losses. The FIMC-HCC program provides comprehensive training that covers all aspects of HCC coding, from basic principles to advanced techniques, ensuring that coders are fully prepared to handle even the most complex cases.
3. The Role of Data in Healthcare Management : In the world of value-based care, data is king. Accurate HCC coding produces high-quality data that can be used to drive better patient care and more efficient healthcare management. This data supports the development of health management programs, population health strategies, and other initiatives aimed at improving overall patient care. The FIMC-HCC program teaches coders how to produce accurate, reliable data through meticulous coding practices.
Partner with FIMC-HCC for Success
In the intricate and ever-evolving world of healthcare reimbursement, accurate HCC coding is more critical than ever. By partnering with the Fellowship in Medical Coding – HCC (FIMC-HCC) program, you can ensure that your organization is equipped with the expertise needed to succeed in today’s healthcare environment. Our program offers:Expert Training : Led by seasoned professionals with deep experience in HCC coding and value-based care.
Comprehensive Curriculum : Covers everything from the basics of HCC coding to advanced strategies for optimizing revenue and ensuring compliance.
Ongoing Support : Continuous education and updates to keep coders at the forefront of industry changes and regulatory developments.
HCC Coding Updates:
- The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) utilize Hierarchical Condition Category (HCC) risk adjustment models to predict future healthcare costs for Medicare Advantage patients.
- These predictions are based on patients’ health status and demographic factors.
- The Risk Adjustment Factor (RAF) score determines the payment amount CMS provides to health plans for each patient.
- Medicare Advantage Organizations (MAOs) receive higher payments for patients with multiple conditions or more severe conditions, as these patients have higher RAF scores and expected care costs.
- Currently, Medicare Advantage plans are paid based on the 2020 version, V24, which was developed using ICD-9-CM coded claims data.
- For 2024, CMS has finalized revisions to the Part C risk adjustment model, which include recalibration and clinical reclassification of HCCs.
- The recalibration updates the data year to 2018 diagnoses and 2019 expenditures, replacing the previous V24 data from 2014 diagnoses and 2015 expenditures.
- The denominator year for calculating risk scores has been updated to 2020 in V28, moving away from the 2015 denominator used in V24.
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FEMC™ – Fellowship in Evaluation & Management Coding
$99.00 Add to cartFEMC™ – Fellowship in Evaluation and Management Coding
Confident E and M Leveling Accuracy
The FEMC™ – Fellowship in Evaluation and Management Coding by PMBAUSA LLC is an advanced professional fellowship designed for certified medical coders, auditors, and consultants who want to achieve absolute accuracy and confidence in E and M code selection.
Evaluation and Management coding remains one of the most audited, misunderstood, and high risk areas in medical coding. Incorrect leveling leads to upcoding, downcoding, denials, repayments, payer audits, and False Claims Act exposure.
FEMC™ equips coders with the knowledge, judgment, and documentation analysis skills required to code E and M services compliantly under current CMS and payer rules.Why E and M Coding Requires Fellowship Level Training
E and M coding errors commonly occur due to:
- Misinterpretation of medical decision making
- Incorrect time based coding
- Improper use of modifiers 25 and 24
- Failure to distinguish separate services
- Over reliance on templates without documentation support
With frequent guideline updates and payer scrutiny, coders must think like auditors and consultants, not just production staff.
The FEMC™ fellowship is built to eliminate guesswork and replace it with defensible, compliant coding logic.Who Should Enroll
This fellowship is ideal for:
- Certified medical coders struggling with E and M confidence
- Auditors and quality analysts reviewing provider documentation
- Medical coding consultants advising physicians and organizations
- Outpatient, inpatient, and multispecialty coders
- Coders preparing for leadership, audit, or compliance roles
What You Will Learn in FEMC™
FEMC™ provides deep, practical training in:
- E and M leveling using current CMS guidelines
- Medical decision making analysis
- Time based coding and documentation requirements
- Risk assessment and data review interpretation
- Modifier 25 and modifier 24 compliance
- New versus established patient rules
- Split shared visit concepts
- Audit defense and denial prevention
Coders learn how to justify each E and M level clearly and compliantly.
Hands On Case Based Learning
The fellowship emphasizes real world application through:
- HIPAA compliant de identified medical records
- Progress note and encounter analysis
- Side by side comparison of correct and incorrect leveling
- Consultant style rationale for code selection
This method builds critical thinking skills, not memorization.
Why FEMC™ is Different
FEMC™ is not a basic refresher course.
It is a professional fellowship that transforms coders into E and M subject matter experts.Key differentiators:
- Compliance first methodology
- Audit oriented approach
- Practical documentation driven learning
- Consultant and auditor mindset development
- Career focused skill enhancement
Career Advantages After FEMC™
After completing FEMC™, coders gain:
- High confidence in E and M code selection
- Reduced audit and repayment risk
- Improved provider education and query skills
- Readiness for roles such as E and M Auditor, Coding Consultant, Quality Analyst, Compliance Specialist
Important Disclaimer
FEMC™ – Fellowship in Evaluation and Management Coding is a professional fellowship program awarded by PMBAUSA LLC.
It is not a statutory or government recognized qualification and does not guarantee employment.
The fellowship is intended for professional skill enhancement and practical exposure only.Why Choose PMBAUSA LLC
PMBAUSA LLC is committed to advancing ethical, compliant, and skill driven medical coding education. Our fellowship programs are designed to prepare coders for real world audits, regulatory scrutiny, and advanced professional roles.
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FGUC™ – Fellowship in Genitourinary Coding
$99.00 Add to cartFGUC™ – Fellowship in Genitourinary Coding
Master High-Risk Urology & GU Coding Before Audits Cost You Revenue
Genitourinary (GU) coding is one of the most complex and audit-sensitive specialties in healthcare.
From urology procedures and global period errors to E/M misuse, modifier abuse, bundling violations, and medical necessity failures, GU coding mistakes lead to immediate denials, payer audits, and revenue loss.To address this growing risk, PMBAUSA LLC presents the FGUC™ – Fellowship in Genitourinary Coding, an advanced, specialty-focused fellowship designed for certified and experienced medical coders who want to code GU cases accurately, compliantly, and confidently.
This is not general CPT training.
This is real-world genitourinary coding mastery.Why FGUC™ – Fellowship in Genitourinary Coding?
GU Coding Is Not Forgiving
Urology and GU services involve:
- High-cost procedures
- Strict medical necessity rules
- Complex global periods
- Heavy modifier usage
- Frequent payer scrutiny
One incorrect code can trigger multi-claim recoupments.
FGUC® trains you to code once, correctly, and defensibly.
Designed for Certified & Practicing Coders
Ideal for:
- CPC®, CCS®, CRC®, FIMC®, or equivalent coders
- Hospital and ASC coders
- Urology clinic coders
- Auditors and medical coding consultants
- Coders transitioning into GU specialty work
What You Will Master
Core Genitourinary & Urology Coding Skills
- E/M leveling for urology visits
- Diagnostic vs therapeutic GU procedures
- Cystoscopy coding and bundling rules
- TURP, TURBT, and endoscopic procedures
- Stone management (lithotripsy, ureteroscopy)
- Catheterization, stent insertion/removal
- Prostate procedures and biopsies
- Male and female GU procedures
- Global surgical package rules
- Modifiers 25, 50, 51, 52, 59, 78, 79
- NCCI edits and bundling prevention
- Documentation standards for audit defense
Real-World, Case-Based Training
FGUC® focuses on actual GU clinical scenarios, including:
- Office-based urology encounters
- Hospital inpatient and outpatient cases
- ASC urology procedures
- Audit-triggering documentation gaps
- High-risk modifier scenarios
You learn how payers audit GU claims—and how to code safely.
Why GU Coders Are in High Demand
- Urology is a high-revenue specialty
- Frequent Medicare and commercial audits
- High error rates due to complex rules
- Shortage of specialty-trained GU coders
- Increased compliance risk in ASC settings
Employers are actively seeking specialty-trained GU coders who can protect revenue and reduce audit exposure.
Flexible, Online, Career-Focused Fellowship
- 100% online & self-paced
- Learn from anywhere, anytime
- Specialty-focused assessments
- Peer discussion & expert guidance
- Developed by professionals with decades of real-world urology coding and audit experience
Career Warning for Coders
General coding knowledge is not enough for genitourinary services.
If you struggle with:
- Cystoscopy bundling
- Global period rules
- Modifier justification
- Documentation-driven medical necessity
You are already at audit risk.
FGUC® transforms you into a GU coding specialist—not a liability.
Enroll Now – Limited Fellowship Access
Join PMBAUSA Free Membership
Become a Genitourinary Coding SpecialistEnroll Now
PMBAUSA Disclaimer
The FGUC® – Fellowship in Genitourinary Coding is a professional fellowship intended for advanced skill development and specialty competency enhancement. It does not replace payer-specific rules, employer policies, or federal regulations and does not guarantee employment or certification outcomes. Coders must always follow current CMS, AMA CPT®, NCCI, payer-specific guidelines, and organizational compliance standards.
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FHIM – Fellowship in Health Information Management
$99.00 Add to cartCourse Details
Duration : 2 months
Mode : Online, self-paced
Format : Flexible and interactive online learning modules
Embrace the Future of Medical Coding
The FHIM program offers a deep dive into the critical aspects of Health Information Management (HIM), equipping you with the skills and knowledge needed to excel in a range of roles within healthcare organizations. With a focus on modern HIM practices, this course covers essential areas such as data governance, information security, regulatory compliance, and advanced technologies shaping the future of healthcare.
| Key Learning Objectives
- Comprehensive Understanding of Health Information Management : Gain an in-depth understanding of HIM principles, including the lifecycle of health data, data governance, and health informatics.
- Mastering Healthcare Data Standards : Learn to manage and analyze healthcare data using industry standards like ICD-10, SNOMED CT, LOINC, and HL7.
- Ensuring Information Security and Compliance : Understand the importance of data privacy, security, and regulatory compliance, including HIPAA and other global health information laws.
- Implementing Health Information Systems : Learn how to manage Electronic Health Records (EHRs), Health Information Exchanges (HIEs), and other health information systems to optimize data sharing and patient care.
- Leveraging Advanced Technologies : Explore the role of Artificial Intelligence (AI), Natural Language Processing (NLP), and data analytics in advancing Health Information Management.
Who Should Enroll?
- Health Information Managers
- Medical Coders and Billers
- Healthcare Administrators
- IT Professionals in Healthcare
- Compliance Officers
- Healthcare Data Analysts
- Anyone looking to advance their career in health information management
Course Features
- Flexible Learning : Study at your own pace, anytime, anywhere.
- Interactive Modules : Engage with a range of multimedia content, including video lectures, case studies, quizzes, and hands-on exercises.
- Expert Guidance : Learn from experienced HIM professionals and industry experts.
- Certification : Earn a prestigious FHIM credential upon successful completion, showcasing your expertise in Health Information Management.
Why Choose the FHIM Program?
- Accelerated Learning : Complete the program in just two months while balancing your professional and personal commitments.
- Industry-Relevant Skills : Gain the knowledge and skills that are immediately applicable in real-world healthcare settings.
- Career Advancement : Enhance your resume and stand out in the competitive healthcare job market.
- Global Recognition : Join a network of professionals recognized for excellence in Health Information Management.
Enroll Today!
Take the next step in your career with the Fellowship in Health Information Management (FHIM). Enroll today to become a leader in managing health information and driving innovation in healthcare.
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FIMC – Fellowship in Medical Coding Training for Freshers
$99.00 Add to cartWhy Choose FIMC – Fellowship in Medical Coding for Freshers?
Comprehensive Training for Beginners
- No prior coding experience? No problem! Our program is designed to provide you with all the foundational knowledge and practical skills necessary to begin a career in medical coding.
Self-Paced Online Learning
- This flexible, online course is accessible from anywhere, allowing you to study at your own pace and fit learning into your schedule. You’ll have access to the training materials 24/7.
3-Month Program
- In just three months, you’ll gain the skills needed to prepare for certification and kick-start your career. With focused and practical training, you’ll be well on your way to success in the medical coding field.
AAPC CPC-Aligned Curriculum
- Our course follows the USA Medical Coding Curriculum, ensuring you are ready to take the CPC certification exam. The curriculum covers all essential coding topics, helping you become proficient in medical terminology, coding systems, and industry practices.
What You’ll Learn – Syllabus Overview
Our training program is aligned with the AAPC CPC curriculum and covers the following key topics:
Medical Terminology and Anatomy
- Understanding key medical terms
- Anatomy, physiology, and disease processes
ICD-10-CM Coding
- Introduction to the ICD-10-CM coding system
- Learning how to code diagnoses accurately
- Guidelines for coding diseases, symptoms, and conditions
CPT®Coding
- Overview of the CPT® (Current Procedural Terminology) system
- Coding for medical, surgical, and diagnostic services
- Understanding CPT® modifiers and coding rules
HCPCS Level II Coding
- Introduction to HCPCS (Healthcare Common Procedure Coding System) Level II
- Coding for services, supplies, and procedures not included in CPT® code
Healthcare Reimbursement and Insurance
- Overview of healthcare reimbursement methodologies
- Understanding medical billing and insurance processes
- Coding compliance and ethics
Evaluation and Management (E/M) Coding
- Detailed training on coding for evaluation and management services
- E/M guidelines and documentation requirements
Practical Coding Exercises
- Hands-on practice with coding real-world scenarios
- Case studies and simulated coding environments
Coding Guidelines and Compliance
- Mastering official coding guidelines and staying compliant with regulations.
- Navigating HIPAA regulations and coding ethics
Practical Coding Exercises
- CPC exam preparation strategies and test-taking tips
- Mock exams and review sessions to boost confidence and readiness for certification
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FIMC – ICD-11 Training and Credential
$99.00 Add to cartWhy ICD-11?
ICD-11, the latest revision of the International Classification of Diseases by the World Health Organization (WHO), represents a significant advancement over its predecessor, ICD-10. It is designed to provide a more comprehensive, accurate, and globally relevant coding system that reflects current medical knowledge and practices.
Modernization
ICD-11 includes over 55,000 unique codes compared to ICD-10’s 14,000. This allows for more precise coding of diseases, disorders, and other health conditions.
Digital Integration
ICD-11 is built for the digital age, enabling better integration with electronic health records (EHR) and healthcare data systems.
Global Relevance
ICD-11 is designed to be more applicable across different healthcare systems worldwide, ensuring consistency in coding and reporting.
Improved Usability
The new structure and improved search functions of ICD-11 make it easier for coders to find the correct codes quickly and accurately.
Unique Features of ICD-11
ICD-11 introduces several unique features that set it apart from previous versions:
Post-Coordination
Allows for greater specificity in coding by combining codes to capture more details about a health condition.
Foundation Component
Provides a base layer of data that can be customized to meet the needs of different countries and healthcare systems.
Extension Codes
Enable the coding of additional information, such as severity or the side of the body affected, without altering the primary code.
ICD-11 in America
As the U.S. healthcare system continues to evolve, the adoption of ICD-11 is anticipated to bring significant benefits, particularly in areas of precision medicine, patient outcomes, and health data analytics. While the transition may take time, the shift towards ICD-11 is inevitable, making it crucial for coding professionals to begin their training now.
Why AHIMA, AAPC, and PMBAUSA Certified Coders Should Learn ICD-11
Certified coders from AHIMA, AAPC, and PMBAUSA have established their expertise in ICD-10, but with the industry moving towards ICD-11, it is essential to stay current. Learning ICD-11 will not only enhance your coding skills but also.
Increase Career Opportunities
Coders proficient in ICD-11 will be in high demand as healthcare organizations prepare for the transition.
Enhance Compliance and Accuracy
ICD-11’s detailed codes and modern structure will improve coding accuracy and reduce errors, a critical aspect of compliance.
Lead the Transition:
As organizations shift to ICD-11, trained coders will be at the forefront, leading the implementation and training of others.
Online Training Program
The FIMC-ICD-11 training program is delivered entirely online, making it accessible and flexible for working professionals. The two-month course is designed to fit into your schedule, offering a blend of.
Interactive Modules
Engage with comprehensive, self-paced learning modules that cover all aspects of ICD-11.
Live Webinars
Participate in live sessions with industry experts who provide insights into the practical applications of ICD-11.
Practical Exercises
Gain hands-on experience through coding exercises and case studies that reflect real-world scenarios.
Assessment and Certification
Upon successful completion of the course and passing the final assessment, participants will receive the FIMC-ICD-11 credential, a mark of excellence recognized across the healthcare industry.
Advantages of ICD-11
Mastering ICD-11 through the FIMC program offers numerous benefits.
Stay Ahead
Be among the first to acquire in-depth knowledge of ICD-11, positioning yourself as a forward-thinking professional.
Comprehensive Skillset
Expand your coding capabilities with the most up-to-date classification system.
Global Recognition
ICD-11 is recognized internationally, opening doors to opportunities beyond the U.S.
Increased Value
ICD-11-trained coders will be invaluable to healthcare organizations navigating the transition from ICD-10.
Eligibility
To enroll in the FIMC-ICD-11 program, candidates must:
- Be certified medical coders (AHIMA, AAPC, or PMBAUSA certified).
- Have a minimum of 3 years of experience in medical coding.
- Demonstrate a commitment to ongoing professional development in the field of healthcare coding.
Don’t Miss This Opportunity
The future of medical coding is ICD-11. Don’t miss the opportunity to be at the forefront of this pivotal change in the healthcare industry. Enroll in the FIMC-ICD-11 training program today and ensure your skills remain relevant and in demand.
Enroll Now to start your journey towards becoming an ICD-11 expert with the FIMC credential.
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FIMC-Inpatient Coding : Your Pathway to Success in a High-Demand Field
$99.00 Add to cartWhy Choose FIMC-Inpatient Coding?
Tailored for Experienced Outpatient Coders
- This program is perfect for seasoned outpatient coders, especially those with broad experience in coding for Emergency Room, Ambulatory Surgery, and Observation cases, who are looking to transition into inpatient coding.
Critical Role of Inpatient Coders
- Inpatient coders are vital to the operation of any healthcare facility. Their responsibilities include assigning accurate codes to diagnoses and procedures, ensuring compliance with government and insurance regulations.
Intensive Training for Certified Professionals
- Inpatient coding requires a high level of expertise. This course offers the intensive training necessary to become a certified professional, focusing on correct code sequencing and adherence to all relevant guidelines.
Real-World Practice with EHR Go
- You’ll test your skills using EHR Go, an interprofessional platform that simulates real-world scenarios, providing you with hands-on coding practice in a controlled, educational environment.
Proven Training Methods
- With over 15 years of experience in teaching medical coding, we have a track record of helping students pass their certification exams on the first attempt. Our techniques, honed over years of experience, are designed to make you workforce-ready.
Comprehensive Curriculum
- The course covers everything you need to know to succeed in hospital or facility-based medical coding. You’ll learn how to abstract information from medical records, master ICD-10-CM and ICD-10-PCS coding, and gain specialized knowledge in MS-DRGs and Inpatient Prospective Payment Systems (IPPS)
Flexible, Self-Paced Learning
- All courses are available online, 24/7, from any internet-enabled device. You can learn at your own pace, revisit topics as needed, and progress through the material on your own schedule.
Easy-to-Understand Teaching Style
- We understand that coding can be challenging to learn. That’s why our teaching style is designed to be clear and engaging, making complex topics easier to understand.
Chapter Tests and Support
- Chapter tests are included to ensure that you have mastered the material before moving on. If you encounter difficulties, you can easily revisit previous lessons. Additionally, our Student Support Forums provide a space for you to interact with fellow students, staff, and instructors.
Addressing the Growing Demand for Inpatient Coders
Inpatient coding is a critical need in today’s healthcare environment. Here’s why:
Scarcity of Skilled Coders
- Well-trained inpatient coding specialists are in short supply, making it difficult for hospitals to find the expertise they need.
High Coder Turnover
- The high turnover rate among coders nationwide exacerbates staffing challenges, leaving hospitals in a constant struggle to maintain their coding teams.
Recruitment Difficulties in Remote Areas
- Hospitals in remote locations face significant challenges in attracting and retaining certified coders, often leading to gaps in coding coverage.
Complexity of Specialty Coding
- The advent of Ambulatory Payment Classifications (APCs) and Ambulatory Patient Groups (APGs) has added layers of complexity to hospital coding, requiring coders with specialized knowledge.
Budget Constraints
- Many hospital medical records departments operate with limited budgets, making it challenging to recruit and retain a sufficient number of coders to meet their needs.
Shortage of Certified Coders
- The shortage of certified coders with extensive training in hospital facility coding is a nationwide issue, leading to increased demand for qualified professionals.
Staffing Challenges for Smaller or Specialty Hospitals
- Smaller hospitals and specialty facilities often cannot justify the cost of hiring full-time coders, resulting in inadequate coding coverage and financial risks.
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FIMC-Surgery – Fellowship in Medical Coding
$99.00 Add to cartEligibility Criteria
- Certification Requirement: Must be a certified medical coder.
- Training Format: 100% online training program
- Enrollment: Free of charge.
- Completion Deadline: Must be completed within 30 days from the date of login.
- Assessment: 1,000-question assessment with a mandatory passing score of 70%.
Why FIMC-Surgery?
Scarcity of Skilled Surgery Coders
- Well-trained surgery coders are difficult to find and expensive to recruit.
- Ongoing training and support for these coders can be a costly investment for any organization.
Complexity of Surgical Coding
- Surgical coding is one of the most complex areas of medical coding, involving unique challenges and requiring extensive knowledge and experience.
- Few certified coders have the necessary experience and specialty knowledge to excel in surgical coding.
Impact of Coder Turnover
- Coder turnover can lead to inconsistent cash flow, creating peaks and valleys in revenue for healthcare organizations.
Cost Challenges for Smaller Practice
- Smaller practices often find it difficult to justify the cost of a full-time surgery coder.
- These coders, while highly skilled, often spend valuable time on non-coding tasks due to the nature of smaller practice environments.
No Room for Error
- Accuracy in surgical coding is critical, especially when submitting Medicare and insurance claims.
- There are significant legal and financial risks associated with upcoding or undervaluation, making precision essential
Requirements for Surgical Coders
Specialization
- Just as surgeons specialize in particular fields, our surgical coders focus on specific surgical subspecialties
- Each certified coder in the FIMC-Surgery program has a minimum of three years of single-specialty surgical coding experience.
Rigorous Proficiency Testing
- To become credentialed, coders must pass a demanding proficiency test that includes actual de-identified operative reports from medical school faculty specialists.
- Unlike standard certification exams that feature multiple-choice questions, the FIMC-Surgery exam tests real-world coding skills.
Ongoing Quality Assurance
- Coders must maintain a 95% accuracy rate on ongoing random Quality Assurance/Continuous Accuracy Improvement reviews to keep their credentials.
Commitment to Learning
- Surgical coding is not a skill that can be intuitively learned; it requires a substantial time commitment to master the rules, edits, regulations, and documentation requirements.
- Like surgery itself, surgical coding is a career in its own right, demanding dedication and continuous learning.
The Importance of Precision in Surgical Coding
- OIG and RAC Auditors : With auditors increasingly targeting surgical practices, it is imperative that Medicare and insurance claims are accurate the first time.
- Surgical Specialty Coding : This area of coding encompasses the most complex portion of the CPT codes, presenting challenges in procedural, modifier, and diagnostic coding.
- Financial and Legal Risks : Errors in coding can lead to significant legal and financial consequences, emphasizing the need for skilled, specialized coders.
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FIMC® – Anesthesia and Pain Management
$99.00 Add to cartEligibility : Certified Medical Coders (CPC or CCS)
Enrollment : Free for Certified Coders
Duration : Complete training and exam within 15 days
This specialized Fellowship in Medical Coding – Anesthesia program is designed exclusively for certified medical coders seeking to enhance their expertise in anesthesia coding. Leverage your existing coding knowledge and gain in-depth proficiency in anesthesia-specific coding guidelines, procedures, and modifiers. Enroll today and complete the comprehensive training and examination within a focused 15-day timeframe, advancing your career in this specialized field.
Advantages of FIMC Certification
1. Specialized Expertise : The FIMC program is specifically designed for those looking to master the nuances of anesthesia and pain management coding. It goes beyond general medical coding, diving deep into the intricacies of CPT and ASA codes, surgical and obstetric rules, and the complex regulations surrounding pain management procedures.
2. Comprehensive Curriculum : FIMC offers a robust curriculum that covers everything from the basics of anesthesia coding to the advanced principles needed to accurately code complex cases. The program includes modules on Evaluation and Management (E&M) services, radiology, surgical coding, and more, ensuring that graduates are well-rounded experts in the field.
3. Led by Industry Experts : The program is managed by nationally recognized experts in anesthesiology and pain management coding. With decades of experience in both academic and private practice settings, our team of instructors brings real-world insights and practical knowledge to every aspect of the training.
4. Hands-On Training : FIMC emphasizes practical, hands-on experience, allowing coders to apply what they’ve learned in real-world scenarios. This approach ensures that graduates are not only knowledgeable but also skilled in executing accurate and compliant coding practices from day one.
5. Continuous Learning and Supervision : The medical coding landscape, particularly in anesthesiology, is constantly changing. FIMC provides ongoing training and updates, keeping coders at the forefront of industry developments. Graduates benefit from continuous learning opportunities and expert supervision, helping them stay compliant and accurate in their coding practices.
The Need for Anesthesiology and Pain Management Coding Expertise
1. High Demand, Low Supply : Well-trained anesthesia coders are in high demand but are notoriously difficult to find. Recruiting and retaining these professionals is expensive, making FIMC certification a valuable asset for both individual coders and healthcare organizations.
2. Complexity and Compliance : Anesthesiology coding is one of the most complex specialties in medical coding, with regulations that change frequently. This creates a constant challenge to maintain accuracy and compliance. FIMC-certified coders are trained to navigate these complexities, reducing the risk of costly coding errors.
3. Accuracy Is Crucial : In anesthesia coding, there are no “practice runs.” Every claim must be accurate the first time. Errors, whether in upcoding or undervaluation, can result in significant legal and financial repercussions. FIMC equips coders with the precision and expertise needed to avoid these pitfalls.
4. Certification as a Mark of Excellence : Few anesthesia and pain management coders are certified, making FIMC certification a mark of quality and reliability. This certification not only boosts a coder’s credentials but also provides healthcare organizations with the assurance that their coding is being handled by a highly qualified professional.
5. Mitigating Coder Turnover : Coder turnover can create unpredictable cash flow and operational disruptions. FIMC helps stabilize this by providing organizations with highly trained, certified coders who are less likely to leave due to the advanced level of training and professional development they receive.
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FIPC™ – Fellowship in Inpatient Coding
$99.00 Add to cartFIPC™ – Fellowship in Inpatient Coding
Your Fast-Track to High-Demand Hospital Coding Careers
The demand for skilled Inpatient Medical Coders has reached a critical level. Hospitals, health systems, and facility-based providers across the U.S. are struggling with DRG errors, denials, audits, and staffing shortages. Inpatient coding is no longer optional expertise—it is a career-defining skill.
To address this urgent gap, PMBAUSA LLC in association with MEDESUN® has developed the FIPC™ – Fellowship in Inpatient Coding, an advanced, practice-oriented program built for certified and experienced coders who want to transition confidently into hospital inpatient coding.
This is not theory. This is real inpatient coding mastery.
Why FIPC™ – Fellowship in Inpatient Coding?
Designed for Experienced Coders
FIPC® is ideal for outpatient, ER, ASC, and observation coders ready to move into inpatient environments where accuracy, compliance, and DRG impact matter most.
Inpatient Coders Are Mission-Critical
Inpatient coders directly affect:
- MS-DRG assignment
- Hospital reimbursement
- Audit exposure
- Compliance risk
Errors in inpatient coding can cost hospitals millions—and cost coders their careers.
Advanced, Intensive Training
You will master:
- ICD-10-CM diagnosis coding
- ICD-10-PCS procedure coding
- MS-DRGs & IPPS
- Principal diagnosis selection
- Complications, MCCs, CCs, sequencing
- Facility-level compliance standards
This fellowship goes far beyond certification prep—it prepares you for real hospital production.
Hands-On Real-World Practice
Train using EHR-based, hospital-style records, simulating real inpatient workflows:
- Complex discharges
- Surgical admissions
- Medical DRGs
- Documentation gaps
- Audit-sensitive scenarios
You learn how hospitals code, not just how books explain it.
Why Hospitals Need You—Now
- Severe shortage of inpatient coders
- High national coder turnover
- Remote and rural hospital staffing crises
- Rising audit pressure (CMS, OIG, RAC)
- Growing complexity of facility coding
- Budget constraints forcing accuracy over volume
Hospitals don’t need more coders.
They need competent inpatient specialists.Flexible. Online. Career-Focused.
- 100% online & self-paced
- Learn anytime, anywhere
- Chapter assessments & peer discussion
- Faculty and professional support
- Built by industry experts with decades of experience
Who Should Enroll?
- Certified Medical Coders
- Outpatient coders transitioning to inpatient
- Facility coding professionals
- Coders seeking career stability and higher value roles
Career Reality Check
Hospitals are no longer willing to “train on the job.”
If you cannot code inpatient charts accurately, someone else will.FIPC™ prepares you before the opportunity is lost.
Enroll Now – Limited Access
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Advance into Inpatient Coding with ConfidenceEnroll Now
PMBAUSA Disclaimer
The FIPC™ – Fellowship in Inpatient Coding is a professional fellowship designed for skill enhancement and practical competency development. It is not a government-issued license, does not replace employer-specific training, and does not guarantee employment or certification outcomes. Coding decisions must always follow current CMS, AHA, payer-specific guidelines, and organizational compliance policies.
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FNSC™ – Fellowship in Neurology and Neurosurgery Coding
$99.00 Add to cartFNSC™ – Fellowship in Neurology & Neurosurgery Coding High-Risk Neuro Coding with Accuracy
Master the most complex, high-stakes, and highest-paying specialty in medical coding. Become the expert hospitals, trauma centers, and remote RCM companies actively search for.
Why Neurology & Neurosurgery Coding is a Career Game-Changer
Neurology & neurosurgery coding is widely regarded as one of the most technically difficult and financially rewarding specialties in the entire RCM industry.
- Top Salary Potential FNSC™ specialists routinely earn 40–80% more than general coders $75K–$130K+ in US remote roles.
- Extremely High Complexity Craniotomies, spinal fusions, epilepsy surgery, deep brain stimulation, stroke interventions, aneurysm clipping, shunt placements, neuro-endovascular procedures, stereotactic radiosurgery, etc.
- Audit & Compliance Hotspot Strict NCCI edits, modifier usage (51, 58, 59/X, 78, 79), multiple procedure rules, co-surgeon/assistant surgeon, global surgery package violations, device coding (C-codes), cranial nerve procedures, spine level specificity — errors are expensive.
- Rapidly Growing Demand Increasing number of stroke centers, epilepsy programs, spine surgeries, Parkinson’s/deep brain stimulation cases, neuro-interventional procedures, and traumatic brain injury cases worldwide.
Without specialized training, even experienced coders face frequent denials, under-coding lost revenue, and high audit risk. FNSC™ eliminates those risks and positions you as a premium specialist.
What Makes FNSC™ the Premier Fellowship for Serious Coders?
- Designed for Certified Professionals Ideal for CPC / CCS holders who want to specialize and command top pay
- Fully Compliant & Up-to-Date Aligned with latest CMS NCCI Policy Manual, CPT, ICD-10-CM/PCS, Medicare Claims Processing Manual, ASA guidelines, and 2025–2026 updates
- Precision & High-Risk Focused Curriculum
- Full coverage of CPT 61000–64999 (Nervous System)
- Craniotomy, craniectomy, burr hole, shunt, neuro-endovascular, stereotactic, epilepsy, spine, peripheral nerve procedures
- Modifier mastery: 51, 58 (staged), 78 (unplanned return), 79 (unrelated), 59/X (distinct), AS/80 (assistant)
- NCCI edits, bundling pitfalls, multiple procedure rules, co-surgeon/assistant surgeon billing
- Device coding (C-codes), cranial nerve procedures, spine level specificity, global surgery package in neuro cases
- High-risk documentation — stroke, hemorrhage, aneurysm, trauma, tumors, epilepsy
- Real US RCM case studies, complex operative report dissection, denied claim analysis, mock audits
- Real-World Mastery Live sessions, hands-on coding, operative report breakdowns, denial management strategies
- Lifetime Access Recordings, updates, resources, alumni network — forever
- Career Acceleration Resume optimization, interview preparation, direct connections to top US/India RCM employers
Who Should Enroll in FNSC™?
- CPC / CCS certified coders ready to specialize
- Experienced coders tired of average pay and frequent denials
- Professionals targeting high-paying remote US jobs, UAE opportunities, or top Indian RCM firms
- Coders who want to become audit-proof in one of the most challenging & rewarding specialties
Real Results from FNSC™ Alumni
- 40–80% salary increase within 6–12 months (India & remote US)
- Transition from general coding to premium neuro-surgical niches
- Confidence to handle complex operative reports, audits, and payer challenges
- Recognition as a Neurology & Neurosurgery Coding Specialist — one of the most in-demand profiles today
Ready to Master High-Risk Neuro Coding & Unlock Premium Opportunities?
Limited seats per batch – high demand, high value. Stop settling for general coding when you can dominate one of the most lucrative and technically challenging specialties.
Enroll in FNSC™ Today – Secure Your Spot in Elite Neuro Coding
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