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The Complete US Medical Billing & Coding Course- 2026

Name: The Complete US Medical Billing & Coding Course- 2026
Rating: 4.4 (784 reviews)

Master anatomy, Medical coding & billing fundamentals—apply ICD-10 and 11 , CPT, and HCPCS with interactive quizzes.

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Created byGetonto Inc.

Last updated 5/2026

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What you'll learn

Demonstrate an understanding of the structure and function of the human body.
Recognize common disorders affecting various body systems.
Comprehend and utilize diagnostic coding for ICD-10 and ICD-11.
Master and apply procedure coding (CPT).
Apply billing concepts to process claims and handle insurance denials.

Course content

11 sections • 98 lectures • 9h 22m total length

Introducing Medical Coding: The code behind the care4:29
Careers in Medical Billing and Coding3:56

Introduction to ICD System4:53
Introduction to human body7:51
Skin5:40
Bones Muscles and Joints4:42
Heart4:50
Lungs and the respiratory system6:24
The Digestive System5:55
The Urinary System8:32
The Female Reproductive System7:22
The World of Glands7:59
The Eye6:15
Understanding Hematology - The Study of Blood4:00
Medical Hematology Key Terms0:01
Medical Hematology Key Terms Exercise0:01
Hematology Answer Key0:01
The Immune System6:54
The Brain7:16

Outpatient Guidelines in ICD Coding7:42
Infectious & Parasitic Diseases in ICD7:28
What is Neoplasm?10:23
Diseases of the Blood and Blood-Forming Organs8:30
Endocrine, Nutritional and Metabolic Diseases9:45
Mental and Behavioural Disorders8:24
Pregnancy, Childbirth & the Puerperium8:16
Conditions Originating in Perinatal Period7:20
Symptoms, Signs, and Abnormal Clinical and Laboratory Findings6:15
Injury, Poisoning, and Certain Other Consequences of External Causes5:44
Diseases of the Skin and Subcutaneous Tissue8:10
External Causes of Morbidity7:14
Factors Influencing Health Status6:45
Circulatory System6:36
Introduction to Eye Diseases in Coding5:10
Respiratory System (ICD-10 & ICD-11).5:59
Digestive Systems7:44

Introduction to Procedure Coding10:11
Review of Systems, HPI, and Medical Decision-Making8:49
Evaluation and Management: New, Established, and Critical Care Patients7:57
Evaluation & Management: Hospital Care, Auditing, and Telehealth6:34
Anesthesia8:19
Why Modifiers matter?7:41
Introduction to Surgery Coding8:38
Fractures, Orthopedics, Cardiac, and Vascular Procedures.7:10
Coding and Procedural Insights9:12
Radiology6:39
Pathology5:30
OB/GYN8:26
Physical Medicine7:48
Annual Wellness in Medicare6:03
HCPCS6:09

A Comprehensive Guide to CPT Current Procedural Terminology6:45
Understanding Patient Types in Medical Coding7:48
Understanding the Superbill A Comprehensive Guide for Medical Billing6:29
Assigning CPT Codes for Hospital Rounds Practical Scenarios4:02
CPT Coding Practice Scenarios Analyzing Patient Encounters3:20
CPT Coding Scenarios Practice Exercise instructions & sample super bill0:18
Instructions:
Welcome to the CPT Coding Practice Quiz! This test includes two real-world patient scenarios from the video. Your task is to select the most appropriate CPT code for each case based on the services performed.
Keep in mind:
The diagnosis provided
The type and complexity of services rendered
Whether the visit was a consultation or a new patient evaluation
The level of service
Use your CPT manual or coding guidelines if needed. Good luck!
CPT Coding Practice Scenario Exercise
CPT Coding Scenarios Practice Test
Hematology Modifier - Adding Clarity to Your Codes!6:38
Understanding CPT Coding for New and Established Patients Hematology4:06
Understanding Hospital Rounds Exercises and Forms6:52
Hospital Rounds Practice Exercises8:17

SOAP Notes2:32
SOAP Notes Consultation Example5:56
How to Report Infusion Therapy Codes Using Infeed Notes A Step-by-Step Guide7:16
Medical Coding Case Study 1 - Coding Follow-Up Visit Anemia Due to Chemotherapy6:42
Case Study 2 of Hospital Rounds Coding - Coding for Hospital Rounds4:18
Medical Coding Practice Exercise0:02
Task Instructions
Document 1: Case Study Exercise
Purpose: Provides the clinical story
This document tells the learner:
Who the patient is
What was done clinically
What diagnosis was documented
What the learner is expected to do (“Assign the codes”)
This is the starting point of the activity — it simulates real medical documentation.
Without this document, there is nothing to code.
Document 2: Superbill (Code Reference Sheet)
Purpose: Provides the allowed coding options
This document:
Lists CPT and HCPCS codes relevant to the encounter
Groups codes logically:
E/M services
Procedures (e.g., phlebotomy)
Lab services
Drugs, injections, infusions
Mimics what coders actually receive in outpatient and oncology clinics
This document replaces the need for a full CPT book for this exercise and intentionally limits the choices to prevent overwhelm. It answers the question: “What codes am I allowed to pick from?”
Document 3: Completed Bill / Encounter Sheet
Purpose: Shows the output of correct coding
This document:
Demonstrates how selected codes appear on a billing-style form
Reinforces real-world formatting
Allows learners to visually confirm that:
Codes make sense together
Services match documentation
The diagnosis supports the procedures
This document acts as validation and reinforcement, not instruction.
It answers the question: “What should my final answer look like?”
What This Activity Is Actually Teaching (Very Important)
This activity is NOT testing memorization.
It is teaching learners how to:
1. Translate clinical language into billable services
Learners must read the case and decide:
What is the primary procedure
What is secondary but separately billable
What should not be coded
2. Select correct CPT codes from a limited environment
This mirrors real practice where:
Coders work from fee schedules or superbills
Not every CPT code is available
Accuracy matters more than speed
3. Apply modifier logic correctly
The activity teaches:
When modifier -59 is required
Why distinct procedures must be separated
How improper bundling causes claim denial
4. Link diagnosis to medical necessity
Learners must ensure:
The ICD-10-CM code supports the procedures
The diagnosis is documented (not assumed)
This reinforces payer logic.

Understanding Claims Processing How to Handle Rejected and Denied Claims6:19
Introduction to Billing with EHR and E-Superbill Concepts7:11
Health Insurance Plan Types3:04
Health Insurance Plans Video Quiz3:41
Health Insurance Plans Video Quiz Answer4:40
Understanding Health Insurance Payment Terms3:48
Understanding Copayments in Healthcare Visits2:46
Understanding Coinsurance with Real-World Examples4:29
Understanding Deductibles in Health Insurance Step-by-Step Examples4:40
Understanding Maximum Out-of-Pocket Costs in Health Insurance4:40
Billing and Payment Posting EHR Demonstration4:34
Billing and Payment Posting EHR Demonstration 27:22
Understanding the Collections Process in Medical Billing3:09

Requirements

No prerequisites or requirements are needed to enrol in this course.

Description

Master Medical Billing and Coding with tons of Quizzes and Exercises

Welcome to The Complete US Medical Billing & Coding Certification Course on Udemy updated in September 2025 ! This all-in-one, hands-on program gives you the skills and confidence to excel in the fast-growing medical billing and coding industry. Whether you’re preparing for the Certified Professional Coder (CPC) exam, starting a new career, or upgrading your skills, this course covers everything you need—ICD-10, CPT, HCPCS, SOAP notes, anatomy, compliance, and billing workflows.

With tons of quizzes, case studies, and interactive exercises, you’ll not only learn medical billing and coding but also practice real-world scenarios to prepare for certification exams and remote job opportunities.

What You Will Learn

Medical Terminology & Anatomy: Study the human body systems (heart, lungs, brain, hematology, glands, reproductive system) to strengthen your coding foundation.
ICD-10-CM Diagnosis Coding: Apply outpatient guidelines to code infectious diseases, neoplasms, blood disorders, endocrine conditions, pregnancy, mental health, injuries, and more.
CPT Procedural Coding: Assign procedure codes for anesthesia, surgery, radiology, pathology, orthopedics, OB/GYN, and Medicare wellness visits.
HCPCS Coding: Learn codes for medications, injections, durable medical equipment, and government health programs.
SOAP Notes & Case Studies: Convert provider documentation into accurate codes with step-by-step examples and practical scenarios.
Medical Billing & Insurance: Understand the billing cycle, claims processing, insurance types, EHR billing, copayments, coinsurance, deductibles, and collections.
HIPAA & Compliance: Master denial management, revenue integrity, and fraud prevention to stay compliant in healthcare billing.

Why Choose This Course?

Complete Training: Covers all coding systems—ICD-10, CPT, HCPCS—plus anatomy, billing, compliance, and SOAP notes.
Quizzes & Exercises: Build hands-on practice to boost confidence and prepare for the CPC certification exam.
Beginner-Friendly: Designed for students, professionals, and career changers—no prior experience needed.
Updated for 2025: Learn the latest coding standards, insurance rules, and compliance practices.
Career-Ready Skills: Prepare for remote medical billing jobs, freelance opportunities, or hospital coding roles.

Who Is This Course For?

Beginners pursuing a career in medical billing and coding.
Healthcare professionals seeking to upgrade their coding skills.
Students preparing for medical coding certification exams (CPC, CCA, CCS).
Anyone looking for remote work opportunities in healthcare billing and coding.

What You’ll Achieve

By the end of this course, you will:

Apply ICD-10, CPT, and HCPCS codes confidently in real medical scenarios.
Understand the entire medical billing process from claims submission to payment posting.
Gain hands-on experience with EHR billing and insurance plans.
Be fully prepared to sit for CPC and other coding certification exams.
Master HIPAA compliance, denial management, and fraud prevention.

Why This Course Is Different

Most courses teach theory—this one is practice-driven. With interactive quizzes, coding scenarios, and case studies, you’ll go beyond memorizing codes and actually apply them in real healthcare workflows.

Enroll today in The Complete Medical Billing & Coding Certification Course and start building a career in one of the fastest-growing healthcare fields—from medical coding jobs to remote billing opportunities.

Who this course is for:

Students aiming to enter the healthcare field or enhance the skills required for certification.
Entry-level medical hematology coders
Experienced medical coders wanting to work in medical hematolog
Practice consultants new to medical billing and coding

The Complete US Medical Billing & Coding Course- 2026

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Course content

Introduction2 lectures • 8min

Anatomy17 lectures • 1hr 29min

Diagnosis Coding17 lectures • 2hr 7min

Procedure Coding15 lectures • 1hr 55min

A practical approach to Diagnosis Coding7 lectures • 26min

A practical approach to Services and Procedural Coding - CPT10 lectures • 55min

HCPCS6 lectures • 24min

Medical Coding - SOAP6 lectures • 27min

Medical Billing13 lectures • 1hr

Billing Guidelines and Practices3 lectures • 19min

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