BenchweHire a medical coder
Clean codes, fewer denials.
We find and test certified medical coders for your practice. You interview the shortlist and choose. Your coder turns each visit note into the right codes, so claims go out clean, in your hours.
What one full-time medical coder costs you a year
Source: US Bureau of Labor Statistics ("Medical Records Specialists"). Try your own numbers →
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Problems this solves.
The job
What your medical coder does
Visit coding
CPT, ICD-10 and HCPCS codes assigned from each provider note.
E/M levels
Visit levels chosen from what the note supports.
Modifiers
The right modifiers added so claims aren't rejected.
Provider questions
Unclear notes flagged to the provider before the claim goes out.
Coding denials
Denials caused by coding found, fixed and sent back.
Code updates
Yearly code changes followed, so your coding stays current.
- A coding certification such as CPC or CCS, checked
- US outpatient coding experience
- CPT, ICD-10, HCPCS and modifiers in a live test
- Coding real sample notes accurately
- Experience in your specialty, or one close to it
- Willing and able to work your clinic's hours
FAQ
Questions about this role.
What's the difference between a coder and a biller?
A coder turns the visit note into codes. A biller sends the claim, posts payments and chases unpaid claims. Small practices often start with a biller; busier ones hire both.
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