TUTORIAL: How to Code a Physician Office Record - Cengage 2026

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Step 1- Abstract the documentation The medical coder reviews the medical record to identify and extract the critical information needed for coding. This information includes the patients diagnosis, medical procedures performed, medications administered, and other relevant data.
Medical coding is the process of translating diagnoses, procedures and supply information from patient records into universal medical codes, which are used by billers to submit claims. Medical coders must be knowledgeable in medical terminology and anatomy to code procedures and diagnoses accurately.
The coding process begins with reviewing medical documentation, such as progress notes, lab results, and operative reports. Medical coders then use these records to assign the appropriate codes using specialized software and tools.
Coders extract information from patient records and assign the appropriate codes. Medical billing, on the other hand, uses these codes to create insurance claims and bills for patients. Billers ensure that healthcare providers are reimbursed for their services and follow up on unpaid claims.
Clinical Coding is the translation of the patient record in to coded data which is used for multiple purposes. It is usually done after the patient has been discharged and there are strict deadlines that need to be adhered to for data submission.

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