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Summary: A must have for understanding billing
Review: extensive illustrations and diagrams. the book explains exactly what is needed to understand the billing procedure.
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Summary: Understand Health Insurance
Review: Great Textbook, good explanatory sections. Instructor's book not as clear as needed with daily plans, I found it a bit cumbersom, wrote my own class plans and outline. But the textbook was concise, and constructed in a good methodic manner that allowed personal adaptation.
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Summary: it is very detailed and easy to understand
Review: I am taking a CPT coding class and my teacher is Ms.Rowell herself. I am so very pleased with this book, for it gives you step by step instructions in a very detailed manner. The layout is terrific, and the examples given in the book give you a sinerio that helps you put a real life situation into perspective. I have not found a better book that explains health insurance. If you are working in a "billing" environment, you should have this book.
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Summary: Very misleading
Review: I purchased this book with the accompanying workbook. Although it may contain good information, the answers are not provided to the exercises--in either the book or workbook. Apparently, a separate instructor's manual needs to be purchased. When spending [the money] for both books, I didn't even think that answers would not be provided, much less that I'd have to spend [more money] to get them. I'd recommend the book, workbook, and instructor's manual, unless you're taking a class that allows you to check to make sure you understand the concepts.I'm not sure why I don't have voting buttons--I read every review here before I submitted mine.
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Summary: Good text book for Dr.'s Ofc, but not for Health Facilities
Review: If you are attempting to process "Professional" Health Insurance claims for a Doctor's Office (Form HCFA-1500) this is a good learning text. Includes a diskette for taking tests on your PC. However, there is no information on processing UB-92 Facility and Institutional claims.
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Summary: Good book
Review: If your going to Fairleigh Dickinson University and your taking up Medical Administration you will need this book
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Summary: A must have for understanding billing
Review: This book explains a great deal about medical billing. It is written in an easy-to-read style, and organizes the information in logical steps.
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Summary: It's Great!
Review: This book explains a great deal about medical billing. It is written in an easy-to-read style, and organizes the information in logical steps.
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Summary: handy handbook
Review: This book is written in an easy to understand style and anyone running a private billing service or working out of a medical office will find it very useful. It is especially helpful for understanding how to prepare HCFA claims for all third party insurance payers and medicare. I am a medical office manager and I find the book informative with tips to coding appropriately from source documents or superbills. I have recommended it to professional colleagues and billing beginners as well.
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Summary: LEARN HEALTH PROVIDER CODING
Review: This text, workbook, and instructor's manual - which has the answers :-) - are very well put together, easy to follow and thoroughly cover the usual procedures of coding and touch on many hard-to-code ones. I found the history section informative and much as I wanted to get to the coding work,very thorough and very interesting. There are many questions throughout the lessons that very are well thought out and follow the text extremely well and reinforce what you have just read. This set of instructional manuals will really help you learn this subject.
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