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Medical Billing and Coding Preparation Center, LLC (MBCPC, LLC) was established to prepare those individuals who are serious about a rewarding career in professional medical coding and billing. We are dedicated to preparing individuals to for the certification process. Our instructors has over 20 years of insurance, billing and coding experience and is an American Academy of Professional Coders (AAPC) approved instructor. http://aapc.com


To equip each individual with knowledge of the regulations, policies and guidelines needed for certification and career advancement in professional medical coding and billing.


Small classes for individualized attention.

CODING only preparation which is based on the Professional Medical Coding Curriculum of the American Academy of Professional Coders (AAPC), class attendance and participation, homework, quizzes and exams. This course id for those who already have a background in billing, coding, basic anatomy and medical terminology and want to become certified. The course runs approximately 16 weeks and is held on Saturdays. After successful completion of the course, individuals will receive a certificate of completion and are eligible to take the national  (CPC) exam administered by the AAPC.

CODING and BILLING combined course is an introductory course for those individuals with little to no background. The individual will be introduced to medical terminology, procedural and diagnostic coding, proper billing to Medicare, Medi-Cal and insurance. After successful completion of this course, individuals are are eligible to take the CPC exam and the Certified Medical Billing exam. Completion of this course is approximately 8 months. Classes will be held on evenings and Saturdays depending on enrollment. Upon completion, each individual will receive a certification of completion.


Medical Coder review and analyze what a medical professional (i.e. physician) documents in the patient's medical chart during an encounter (visit) with the patient. The coder then accurately translate the written documentation into alphanumeric procedural and diagnosis codes for insurance reimbursement.

A Medical Biller prepares the coded documentation for insurance reimbursement. A biller duties may include posting insurance payments and copays from patients, follow-up on outstanding claims, appealing denied claims and  follow-up on past due patient accounts.