Medical Reimbursement and Coding-AAS Bryant and Stratton

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Medical Reimbursement and Coding-AAS

The Medical Reimbursement and Coding (MRC) Program prepares students to sit for the AHIMA or AAPC exams or begin working in the coding and billing field. The comprehensive nature of the MRC Program fulfills all hourly criteria for both AHIMA and AAPC national certifying bodies. This unique program is formatted to address, through core courses, a means to facilitate uniformity of terms, the structure and organization of the body systems, common disease processes, and common pharmacological treatments. The core courses provide students with a foundation on which they will complete the coding portion of this comprehensive program. After completing the mandatory core courses, students will have a choice of studying for Physician coding or Hospital/inpatient coding. While some coding professionals choose one type of coding based on their own interest and style, many coders are cross-credentialed and able to work in both arenas.