Medical Insurance Biller Training NYC

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Medical Insurance Biller program?

The program teaches insurance billing, claims, patient records, coverage verification, reimbursement and claim-resolution procedures for healthcare settings.

What skills are taught?

Students learn insurance and reimbursement, claims, patient accounts, terminology, coding basics, HIPAA, EOB reconciliation, denials, appeals, resubmissions and electronic billing.

Does the course teach insurance verification?

Yes. Students learn to verify insurance coverage and manage patient data.

Does the program cover EOBs?

Yes. Interpretation and reconciliation of Explanation of Benefits statements are included.

Will I learn denials and appeals?

Yes. The curriculum includes claim denials, appeals and resubmissions.

Does the program cover HIPAA?

Yes. HIPAA regulations, confidentiality, ethics and healthcare laws are included.

Is electronic medical billing included?

Yes. Students learn both paper and electronic insurance-billing procedures.

How long is the MIB program?

The page lists 16-week morning and afternoon options, a 24-week evening option, and a 69-week Saturday option. Confirm current availability with IDI.

How much does the program cost?

The page lists a total cost of $12,500, including training, books, supplies and a national certification testing fee. Confirm current pricing and inclusions with IDI.

Are payment plans available?

Yes. Payment plans are listed for morning, afternoon, evening and weekend formats. Confirm current terms with the school.

What are the admission requirements?

Applicants must be at least 18, present government-issued identification, and provide a high school diploma or GED. Those without either credential must pass the entrance examination.

Where can Medical Insurance Billers work?

Training supports entry-level billing roles in medical offices, hospitals, healthcare organizations and insurance offices. Employer requirements vary.

Is medical terminology included?

Yes. Medical terminology, documentation and procedural-coding fundamentals are included.

Is this program offered in American Sign Language?

The supplied page states that this offering is conducted in American Sign Language for Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing students. Contact IDI to confirm accessibility options.

How do I register?

Use the pre-registration page or request program information to confirm the next class and payment options.

Pre-register or request information.