Student Workbook for the Insurance Handbook for the Medical Office

by Marilyn T. Fordney

A source of information for submitting, tracing, appealing and transmitting claims for the full range of health plans. The text places special emphasis on procedural and diagnostic coding and illustrates correct and incorrect CPT codes and appropriate versus inappropriate documentation. This student workbook is designed to accompany the main text, ISBN 0-7216-6987-5.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0721669913
• ISBN13: 9780721669915
• Release Date: May 1997
• Publisher: W.B. Saunders Company
• Length: 339 Pages

Customer Reviews

The book was in great shape for being used.

I was pleased with the book since, it was used. The seller made sure that the book was wrapped well.

not bad

the seller send the book very soon but she give me a wrong one, and then she send me another one, but it was lost in the way. Although she returned my money, but I took a course two weeks without textbook.

7th Edition pulls itself into the 21st Century

Having had to wait many weeks for the new, revised 7th Edition I was very pleased to note the improvements made from the 6th Edition. The color examples, universal legend symbols and easy paragraph read for the student are excellent. Another long awaited addition is the expanded Medi-Cal section (applicable to California only). Having been in the industry for 25 year I can say that this is the best Billing book on the market that I have been able to find. The only down side to this book is that it is not written for the "new" biller, but more for an intermediate to experienced biller. As long as the instructor can "dumb down" some of the excellent explanations, students will learn a tremendous amount from this book. I use it in my classroom along with my own material and the students are leaving the class with a well rounded knowledge base. Over all, I am pleased with the new Edition and it's contents.

An excellent overview of the medical billing task.

This is an appropriate text for the medical biller. Although written for the office-based biller, home-based billers will find most (but not all) the information of practical benefit. Used in our homestudy course as a standard text.