How to Code a Doctor’s Visit: A Beginner’s Guide to Evaluation & Management
This beginner‑friendly class teaches you how to code a simple doctor’s visit using Evaluation & Management (E/M) guidelines — without overwhelming you. If you’ve ever wondered how coders decide whether a visit is “low,” “moderate,” or “high” complexity, this session breaks it down step‑by‑step in a way new learners can understand.
You’ll learn:
- what E/M coding is and why it matters
- how medical coders read provider documentation
- the four key elements of a visit note
- how to identify medical decision‑making (MDM) in plain language
- how to choose the correct E/M code for a basic office visit
We’ll walk through a real example together so you can practice choosing your first E/M code with guidance and support. No prior experience is required — this class is designed specifically for beginners and career changers exploring medical coding for the first time.
At the end of the session, you’ll have time to ask questions about training, certification, job pathways, and how to continue learning. This event is part of a beginner series created to help you build confidence one step at a time.
Reserve your spot now — space is limited. Once you register, you’ll receive a confirmation email, calendar invite, and reminders leading up to the event.
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