Course Details
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General Information for all Courses and Seminars:
Who should enroll? Health care professionals involved in coding, compliance, billing, administration and reimbursement aspects of medicine should be certified as part of your corporate compliance program.
Prerequisites:Two years of coding and/or university level course work is recommended. Basic understanding of ICD10 and CPT coding, anatomy and terminology required.
Texts Required: CPT Professional or Standard Edition, ICD-10-CM and HCPCS manual. Medical dictionary is helpful. If you are interested, let Mike Enos know at the time of registration if you would like to add-on the cost for the book bundle to your tuition.
Attain AAPC Certification: Students may sit for the AAPC current certified professional coder (CPC) examination at the conclusion of the course. Tuition includes 2 opportunities to sit for all exams.
CPC Course Information:
Today's demand for certified professional coders (CPCs) is growing as many jobs in the coding and billing field now require certification. To help meet this demand, Mike Enos is again offering a 14-week preparatory course in medical coding. At the end of the course, the CPC exam will be offered.
Tuition: Registration for a CPC course is $2,000 per student and includes CPC student workbooks, one-year membership in the AAPC and CPC certification exam. A $500 deposit will be required upon registration
Your tuition will cover fees paid to AAPC for the workbooks, membership and CPC exam. Mike Enos does not assume any liability for AAPC products, curriculum or exam.
Course Expectations:This fast-paced study program will challenge medical billing and coding professionals to raise the bar and reach new levels of understanding. Weekly 5-hour classes with 2-3 hours of homework/study time each week will prepare the student for CPC certification.
E/M Seminar Information:
Students will prepare for the Certified Evaluation and Management Coder Exam. AAPC’s CEMC Exam includes 50 notes. This new preparatory class will focus on actual chart notes to audit with intensive hands on practical training. Students will review the E/M Key Components of History, Exam (both 1995 and 1997 Marshfield Clinic Guidelines) and audit notes in class to reinforce each of the Key Components.
Tuition: Registration for the two day seminar is $800 and does not include payment and registration for the optional CEMC exam. Candidates do not have to be CPC certified, and can register for the CEMC exam 30 days before the exam date on the AAPC website. A $400 deposit will be required upon registration for the seminar. Tuition includes a workbook and practice exam. Students are expected to bring an up to date CPT and ICD-10 Manual.
Fees will be paid to AAPC for the workbook and practice exam. Mike Enos does not assume any liability for AAPC products, curriculum or exam.
Course expectations: This hands-on workshop will give the student an understanding of the chart auditing process, with hands on practice to prepare for the CEMC examination.
Kent and Women & Infants PHO members will be given a 10% discount when enrolling in a course.
Program Sites:
Kent County Memorial Hospital – Trowbridge Building
10 Health Lane, Warwick, RI 02886
Women & Infants Hospital Administrative Offices
134 Thurbers Ave., Suite 211, Providence, RI 02905
Specialty Webinars and Seminars:
If your practice, organization or AAPC Chapter is seeking web based learning opportunities on specific specialty topics, contact Nancy to arrange a web based seminar or series.
If you have a question about a course, please email Mike Enos
Who should enroll? Health care professionals involved in coding, compliance, billing, administration and reimbursement aspects of medicine should be certified as part of your corporate compliance program.
Prerequisites:Two years of coding and/or university level course work is recommended. Basic understanding of ICD10 and CPT coding, anatomy and terminology required.
Texts Required: CPT Professional or Standard Edition, ICD-10-CM and HCPCS manual. Medical dictionary is helpful. If you are interested, let Mike Enos know at the time of registration if you would like to add-on the cost for the book bundle to your tuition.
Attain AAPC Certification: Students may sit for the AAPC current certified professional coder (CPC) examination at the conclusion of the course. Tuition includes 2 opportunities to sit for all exams.
CPC Course Information:
Today's demand for certified professional coders (CPCs) is growing as many jobs in the coding and billing field now require certification. To help meet this demand, Mike Enos is again offering a 14-week preparatory course in medical coding. At the end of the course, the CPC exam will be offered.
Tuition: Registration for a CPC course is $2,000 per student and includes CPC student workbooks, one-year membership in the AAPC and CPC certification exam. A $500 deposit will be required upon registration
Your tuition will cover fees paid to AAPC for the workbooks, membership and CPC exam. Mike Enos does not assume any liability for AAPC products, curriculum or exam.
Course Expectations:This fast-paced study program will challenge medical billing and coding professionals to raise the bar and reach new levels of understanding. Weekly 5-hour classes with 2-3 hours of homework/study time each week will prepare the student for CPC certification.
E/M Seminar Information:
Students will prepare for the Certified Evaluation and Management Coder Exam. AAPC’s CEMC Exam includes 50 notes. This new preparatory class will focus on actual chart notes to audit with intensive hands on practical training. Students will review the E/M Key Components of History, Exam (both 1995 and 1997 Marshfield Clinic Guidelines) and audit notes in class to reinforce each of the Key Components.
Tuition: Registration for the two day seminar is $800 and does not include payment and registration for the optional CEMC exam. Candidates do not have to be CPC certified, and can register for the CEMC exam 30 days before the exam date on the AAPC website. A $400 deposit will be required upon registration for the seminar. Tuition includes a workbook and practice exam. Students are expected to bring an up to date CPT and ICD-10 Manual.
Fees will be paid to AAPC for the workbook and practice exam. Mike Enos does not assume any liability for AAPC products, curriculum or exam.
Course expectations: This hands-on workshop will give the student an understanding of the chart auditing process, with hands on practice to prepare for the CEMC examination.
Kent and Women & Infants PHO members will be given a 10% discount when enrolling in a course.
Program Sites:
Kent County Memorial Hospital – Trowbridge Building
10 Health Lane, Warwick, RI 02886
Women & Infants Hospital Administrative Offices
134 Thurbers Ave., Suite 211, Providence, RI 02905
Specialty Webinars and Seminars:
If your practice, organization or AAPC Chapter is seeking web based learning opportunities on specific specialty topics, contact Nancy to arrange a web based seminar or series.
If you have a question about a course, please email Mike Enos