Non-Certified Work from home Medical coding jobs in Georgia

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T.Johnson in Tifton, Georgia 48 months ago	I would like to work form home doing Medical Coding in Georgia.I am not certified yet but I do have 2 and a half years ecperience in Coding.I would like to work from home home full time. - Was this comment helpful? Yes (680) / No (105) Reply - Report abuse
J. House in Hattiesburg, Mississippi 48 months ago	I would like to work from home doing Medical Coding. I have 5 1'2 years experience with reimbursement and coding and I am currently studying for my CPC certification. - Was this comment helpful? Yes (93) / No (13) Reply - Report abuse
Donna Rick in Louisville, Kentucky 47 months ago	I am registered nurse and am CPC certified. I would like to work from home doing medical coding. - Was this comment helpful? Yes (94) / No (14) Reply - Report abuse
Liz in Lititz, Pennsylvania 47 months ago	I just moved to Pennsylvania from California. I want to do coding from home since I have no family here to leave my small child with. I worked at the University of California San Diego for 9 years. My specialties were Neurology, Radiology, Infectious Diseases, and The Cancer Center. - Was this comment helpful? Yes (65) / No (17) Reply - Report abuse
vickie cline 47 months ago	I have been in the medical coding field for about 15 years.I am not certified either,but am working on it. My speciality is ER coding. Why can't I code from home? Just because we are not certified doesn't mean we can't do the job... - Was this comment helpful? Yes (78) / No (9) Reply - Report abuse
Lorraine W. in Connersville, Indiana 47 months ago	vickie cline said: I have been in the medical coding field for about 15 years.I am not certified either,but am working on it. My speciality is ER coding. Why can't I code from home? Just because we are not certified doesn't mean we can't do the job... It entirely depends on the hospital/physician office/remote contracting firm. Some of them won't care. Others insist on employees holding a credential. I wouldn't be surprised if it helps facilities during JCAHO certification/inspection. I know it's a bad comparison (but all I could come up with on short notice LOL), but would you go to a doctor who never bothered to get his MD? Radiology techs need a certification, as do Pharmacy techs, dental hygienists, etc. Btw, I worked with a woman in the Seattle area who wasn't credentialed either, also coded ER's/E&M's. The hospital typically insisted that coders obtain at least an RHIT/RHIA within the first year of employment. If they also went on to get a CCS, they were in a higher pay grade. This coder had earned an AS in Health Information Technology--eligible to sit for the RHIT--but had a) never learned to code outpatient surgeries or inpatients and b) had severe panic disorder, especially during testing. In the 20 years since she earned her degree, she had sat for the exam EIGHT (8) TIMES. But at least she tried, and that's what saved her position at the hospital. She made the effort. In the last year that I worked with her, she became determined to get at least one credential, so she pushed management to let her cross-train. I heard that she finally sat for the CCS-P 2 years ago and passed it, and is now preparing for her RHIT again. A credential is a funny thing. Some who don't have it are very good coders. Some who do have one are awful. It's up to the employer. But having one eliminates a lot of the uncertainty in the employer's eyes. - Was this comment helpful? Yes (12) / No (5) Reply - Report abuse
Lorraine W. in Connersville, Indiana 47 months ago	^^meant to say "It's up to the employer to either demand one or not." - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No (3) Reply - Report abuse
Lorraine W in Connersville, Indiana 46 months ago	Carole Remba in West Orange, New Jersey said: I am an RHIA who has coded E & M for 9 years. I have applied to may inpatient hospital jobs that all require hospital experience. Any ideas how to break in? Thanks Where were you performing your coding work? I would think that experience alone would qualify you...but then again, I don't live in NJ lol. You really might consider travel work, becoming an independent contractor, or a remote coding firm. They are definitely out there. - Was this comment helpful? Yes (2) / No (4) Reply - Report abuse
vickie cline 46 months ago	I worked in a hospital coding ER records which required the E&M. I was fortunate enough that my coding experience alone got me in the door, not my credentials. I was laid off, so now its hard to get my foot in the door at a hospital or for that matter,any coding position. They all want CPC,RHIT,RHIA or CCS not experience, I guess they don't want to accept the liability. No I am not credentialed, YET, but I am studying for it as we speak..... - Was this comment helpful? Yes (13) / No (4) Reply - Report abuse
Carole Remba in West Orange, New Jersey 46 months ago	I have a small child so I can't travel - do you know any companies that offer remote coding. I tried one and you had to do a training in LA for 3 weeks for training. I worked in a large (600 MD's) medical faculty group associated with a large hospital. - Was this comment helpful? Yes (40) / No (3) Reply - Report abuse
Ms. Thompson in Fort Washington, Pennsylvania 46 months ago	Could you let me know who the company was in LA? I could do the training for 3 weeks. Thanks! - Was this comment helpful? Yes (1) / No (5) Reply - Report abuse
Lorraine W in Connersville, Indiana 46 months ago	Carole Remba in West Orange, New Jersey said: I have a small child so I can't travel - do you know any companies that offer remote coding. I tried one and you had to do a training in LA for 3 weeks for training. I worked in a large (600 MD's) medical faculty group associated with a large hospital. Complete Coding Solutions www.completecodingsolutions.com/remotecoding.html Lexicode/Sourcecorp (but they seem to want inpatient skills, too) www.lexicode.com/remoteathome.html Amphion Medical www.amphionmedical.com/html/careers.php Maxim www.maximhealthinformationservices.com Care Communications www.carecommunications.com/careers.html Precyse Solutions (search in Healthcare, sometimes remote positions crop up--just look for the location) www.precysesolutions.com/precyse-careers.asp Definitely focus on the positives for your resume...and apply for positions even if their requirements don't match your credentials/experience. If at all possible, include a cover letter/written statement accentuating your work history and that you are eager to learn other specialties. It can't hurt! Btw, the above results were from Googling 'remote coder' and 'remote coding jobs'. Good luck! - Was this comment helpful? Yes (12) / No (2) Reply - Report abuse
Lorraine W in Connersville, Indiana 46 months ago	Dagnabbit, it copied the same link again! ::snarling at computer:: Well, all I can suggest is googling the name for each link I TRIED to copy...there is something weird with this site, it does this to me every time I have more than one link in a post. Sorry about that. :( - Was this comment helpful? Yes (1) / No (2) Reply - Report abuse
Ms. Thompson in Fort Washington, Pennsylvania 46 months ago	Thank you! I wish the bests for you to. - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No (2) Reply - Report abuse
Tonya in Nashville, Tennessee 45 months ago	Carole Remba in West Orange, New Jersey said: I am an RHIA who has coded E & M for 9 years. I have applied to may inpatient hospital jobs that all require hospital experience. Any ideas how to break in? Thanks Hello all, I am glad to find this forum. I am a Health Information Management Major, I need help from an RHIA already in the field. Could you or anyone tell me is it worth going to school 4 years for this career? I am on the fence and I am searching for others who already graduated to tell me their experience. Pleas help me, I don't want to get out of school only to make $10.00 an hour. I see that the money makers are in management and directors. I don't want to graduate only for them to say I need experience because I already went through that with medical assisting. Please anyone enlighten me on the graduate experience. Thank you for your help. - Was this comment helpful? Yes (19) / No (1) Reply - Report abuse
Tonya in Nashville, Tennessee 45 months ago	Ms. Thompson in Fort Washington, Pennsylvania said: Could you let me know who the company was in LA? I could do the training for 3 weeks. Thanks! Could you let me know also who does training in LA? Thanks - Was this comment helpful? Yes (2) / No (1) Reply - Report abuse
Carole Remba in West Orange, New Jersey 45 months ago	Ms. Thompson in Hopewell, New Jersey said: I'm a nurse by profession. I have more then 15 years coding experience in healthcare and pharmaceutical coding. Where did you do pharmaceutical coding? Was it hard to get in to do that? - Was this comment helpful? Yes (5) / No (5) Reply - Report abuse
Tonya in Nashville, Tennessee 45 months ago	Thank you for your help - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No (2) Reply - Report abuse
Liz in Lititz, Pennsylvania 45 months ago	Does anybody know any company that hire Medical Coders to work from home? I have been looking and exhausted EVERY website that has been posted in this forum. But I have NO luck. - Was this comment helpful? Yes (23) / No (1) Reply - Report abuse
Carole Remba in West Orange, New Jersey 45 months ago	Which ones have you tried and what happened? The only one I know about is The Coding Source. Tim Sprague 1-866-235-7553 - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
Liz in Lititz, Pennsylvania 45 months ago	Carole Remba in West Orange, New Jersey said: Which ones have you tried and what happened? The only one I know about is The Coding Source. Tim Sprague 1-866-235-7553 what company is he from? I am in Pennsylvania. - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No (1) Reply - Report abuse
Carole Remba in West Orange, New Jersey 45 months ago	The name is The Coding Source - you can check out their website. - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
Liz in Lititz, Pennsylvania 45 months ago	Carole Remba in West Orange, New Jersey said: The name is The Coding Source - you can check out their website. thank you. I checked it out and they have nothing for Pennsylvania. Thank you tho - Was this comment helpful? Yes (3) / No Reply - Report abuse
Kim in Wooster, Ohio 45 months ago	I have a diploma in medical coding-- and as of right now I work at a chiropractic office verifying insurance, medical billing and coding as well as checking on patients accounts. My goal from the start of my schooling was to work from home in the medical coding field. I'm not sure how to find @ home coding jobs---any suggestions?? - Was this comment helpful? Yes (10) / No Reply - Report abuse
bob3660 in Discovery Bay, California 45 months ago	I don't mean to sound mean-spirited, so please take this as a "constructive observation," when I say that before you submit a post or send a Letter of Inquiry or a resume, to always proof-read what you've written! Misspelling of words and/or poor grammar are a "red flag" to most prospective employers, especially in jobs which require a high level of attention-to-detail. I mean this as a general statement, and not directed towards any particular person. - Was this comment helpful? Yes (6) / No (2) Reply - Report abuse
TM in Vero Beach, Florida 45 months ago	Ms. Thompson in Hopewell, New Jersey said: I'm a nurse by profession. I have more then 15 years coding experience in healthcare and pharmaceutical coding. could you tell what pharmaceutical companies to consider; I've always found that aspect of coding fascinating.Its seemingly difficult to come by that type of coding in comparison with physician and outpatient coding. - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No (1) Reply - Report abuse
Stacy Morgan in Nashville, Georgia 45 months ago	I have a Medical Coding certificate and have not been able to get a job because every place wants experience. I had a 4.0 GPA in school. - Was this comment helpful? Yes (10) / No (1) Reply - Report abuse
Sonia in Pompano Beach, Florida 44 months ago	Hi, I'm an LPN by profession and hve been working as a medical coder ( onsite & remote) for over a year , i'm also in the process of becoming a CCS . The company i'm working for is very slow , and I really need to work . Does anyone know of any other companies that will hire someone like me. HELP!!! - Was this comment helpful? Yes (1) / No Reply - Report abuse
vickie cline 44 months ago	I don't know of any company in specific, but there is a website www.healthjobusa.com that you may want to check out. Usually Florida is hoping with jobs... - Was this comment helpful? Yes (1) / No Reply - Report abuse
Liz in Lititz, Pennsylvania 44 months ago	If you go to the AAPC website there is alot of joblistings there, just type in your city. Sonia in Pompano Beach, Florida said: Hi, I'm an LPN by profession and hve been working as a medical coder ( onsite & remote) for over a year , i'm also in the process of becoming a CCS . The company i'm working for is very slow , and I really need to work . Does anyone know of any other companies that will hire someone like me. HELP!!! - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
Shyela in Cheyenne, Wyoming 44 months ago	I graduated from an AHIMA accredited RHIT program. However, I have been out of the field for a few years and have very little concrete coding experience. I would love to get back out there and get into coding. My local hospital has five coding positions open, the problem is, they require certification and two years experience. How do I get experience? - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
Lorraine in Connersville, Indiana 44 months ago	My employer may have openings for remote work. I have been in their employ as of March of this year, beginning as a per diem coder, then transitioning to full-time status in June. The initial coding test is brutal, but they are looking for coders who don't require hand-holding. I am not sure which credentials they require, but all of my coworkers are RHIT or CCS. To my knowledge, the coding does NOT entail professional fee. CDMP training would likely be a plus. If interested, please contact me at woman_skornd@yahoo.com, NOT via messages on this board. Thank you. www.indeed.com/forum/job/medical-coder/Have-2-Years-Experience-IP-OP-ER/t88930 All who respond may then call me for more details (number given via email, not via this board). - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No (2) Reply - Report abuse
Rebecca in Canton, Ohio 43 months ago	Carole Remba in West Orange, New Jersey said: I have a small child so I can't travel - do you know any companies that offer remote coding. I tried one and you had to do a training in LA for 3 weeks for training. I worked in a large (600 MD's) medical faculty group associated with a large hospital. Hi, Would you be willing to tell me what company wanted you to go out to LA for three weeks. I am trying to find company's to apply for that does home medical coding. Thanks, Rebecca - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
adscoder27 in Copperas Cove, Texas 43 months ago	I know of a company who offers remote coding Maximhealthcare.com. I hope this helps somebody. - Was this comment helpful? Yes (1) / No Reply - Report abuse
Crystal Wright in Westfield, North Carolina 42 months ago	I'm getting ready to Start Medical Coding And i have 3 levels to go through.Can someone tell me if there is any work @ home in this.? - Was this comment helpful? Yes (1) / No Reply - Report abuse
DANETTA BROWN in Plano, Texas 42 months ago	ms. Robinson in Irving, Texas said: I would like a fulltime job coding at home, i am currentlt waiting on certification date for testing.have 1year experience. I RECENTLY GRADUATED IN MEDICAL INSURANCE AND CODING. I ALSO RECENTLY MOVED TO TEXAS(IRVING) AND I AM HAVING A HARD TIME GETTING EXPERIENCE IN THE FIELD. DO YOU HAVE ANY SUGGESTIONS. PLEASE HELP ME. DBGODIVA@YAHOO.COM THANK YOU. - Was this comment helpful? Yes (5) / No (3) Reply - Report abuse
Trennis in Savannah, Georgia 42 months ago	Carole Remba in West Orange, New Jersey said: I have a small child so I can't travel - do you know any companies that offer remote coding. I tried one and you had to do a training in LA for 3 weeks for training. I worked in a large (600 MD's) medical faculty group associated with a large hospital. ------------------------------------------------------------- Hi Carole, Could you please tell me the name of the company you applied with for the remote medical coder position. That required training for 3 weeks. I am interested in working from home also. But not having alot of luck. I can do the training. Please respond via email: JamilahJo89@yahoo.com Thanks Trennis - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No (1) Reply - Report abuse
ray in New York, New York 42 months ago	Kim in Wooster, Ohio said: I have a diploma in medical coding-- and as of right now I work at a chiropractic office verifying insurance, medical billing and coding as well as checking on patients accounts. My goal from the start of my schooling was to work from home in the medical coding field. I'm not sure how to find @ home coding jobs---any suggestions?? Hit the road and canvas doctor offices. It won't come to you. - Was this comment helpful? Yes (1) / No (1) Reply - Report abuse
Michele in Granbury, Texas 41 months ago	I currently work at home as a remote coder. I don't like the job at all. It pays well and has great benefits, but the work they send to do in one day is a lot more than 8 hours of work. It is a salaried position, so if you work 12 hours in one day, you don't get paid for it. I have friends that work for hospitals coding at home. Hospitals treat their employees a lot better than these remote coding companies. - Was this comment helpful? Yes (6) / No (1) Reply - Report abuse
Amy in Milwaukee, Wisconsin 41 months ago	What organization do you work for Michele? What were your qualifications prior to being offered this job? Amy - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
Michele in Granbury, Texas 41 months ago	I still work for them, so I won't post the name of the organization. I need a job (can't afford to be fired). I have credentials through AHIMA and an AAS in HIT with 13 years coding experience. I have applied with a major medical system (they have several hospitals throughout the metroplex), but they aren't sending coders home to work yet. It is coming soon, though. I think eventually, all of these hospitals with be set up to let their coders work at home and there won't be as much need for all of these remote coding companies. - Was this comment helpful? Yes (1) / No Reply - Report abuse
Amy in Milwaukee, Wisconsin 41 months ago	You have the PERFECT background for a work at home position. Congrats on achieving what many people set as a goal for themselves. You are a great example. Amy :) - Was this comment helpful? Yes (4) / No Reply - Report abuse
Michele in Granbury, Texas 41 months ago	Thanks, Amy! I know there's got to be a better job out there than this one. I loved my last job! They are no longer in business. It wasn't a work-at-home job, but it was a fantastic job!! They treated us so well and we got paid by the chart. My company is very strict about hiring credentialed, experienced coders. We have to have people that know what they are doing and we have to keep the clients (hospitals) happy. They won't hire anyone without experience because they need people that are ready to perform the coding with a high level of accuracy (especially working at home without supervision). We are audited every other week and if we don't maintain a high accuracy rate, they let you go. I know that they have let people go that make too many mistakes because it can cause them to lose clients. When people are hired on, they go through a probationary period and all of their work is checked. After they reach a certain level of accuaracy, they will let them work on their own. I know I was told that there have been some that could never reach that level, and were let go. Coding is tough because there is so much you have to know and it changes all of the time. When I first finished college, it was easy to find work (I was hired the day after graduation). I am finding that's not the case anymore. I am almost to the point that I would gladly start driving to a hospital again instead of doing this job. - Was this comment helpful? Yes (3) / No (1) Reply - Report abuse
Diana in Garland, Texas 41 months ago	Michele in Granbury, Texas Would you please tell me the name of the Company you work for that does Remote Coding. Thank you! - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No (1) Reply - Report abuse
Michele in Granbury, Texas 41 months ago	Medical Claims and Billing Services in Cleveland, Tennessee said: Does anyone know any Doctors to do billing for? I have been doing this for 10 yrs and I have a home office. Thanks I don't know of any doctors that will hire someone to do their billing out of a home office. Most all doctors have staff that work in their office that do the billing. - Was this comment helpful? Yes (3) / No (1) Reply - Report abuse
rose of sharon in Smyrna, Georgia 40 months ago	Sonia in Pompano Beach, Florida said: Hi, I'm an LPN by profession and hve been working as a medical coder ( onsite & remote) for over a year , i'm also in the process of becoming a CCS . The company i'm working for is very slow , and I really need to work . Does anyone know of any other companies that will hire someone like me. HELP!!! what process are you taking to become a ccs i look for a school to get my ccs can you pass on any information you may thanks - Was this comment helpful? Yes (2) / No (2) Reply - Report abuse
Rena Hancox in Flint, Michigan 40 months ago	I am looking for a job in billing and coding or unit clerk. If anyone have any information could you please let me know. Thanks!!!! - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No (1) Reply - Report abuse
Rena Hancox in Flint, Michigan 40 months ago	rose of sharon in Smyrna, Georgia said: what process are you taking to become a ccs i look for a school to get my ccs can you pass on any information you may thanks I attend Herzing College Online for Billing and Coding. They have a Associate Degree program for billing and coding. I enjoy attending and I am learning a lot from the teachers there and everyone is very helpful. If you want to go to their web site and check it out. www.herzg.edu Hope I was some help Rena - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No (3) Reply - Report abuse
rose of sharon in Smyrna, Georgia 40 months ago	thank you for the information - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
Rena Hancox in Flint, Michigan 40 months ago	you welcome - Was this comment helpful? Yes (1) / No (2) Reply - Report abuse

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