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Health and Wellness (HLTH 101)
Health is a dynamic state where optimal body functioning is maintained. This course is designed to provide knowledge about the behaviors that can either maintain or degrade human health, so you will learn how to make healthy decisions throughout your lifespan. Content includes: emotions and the body; behavior and drugs; the family and mental health; personal health care; the body and disease; and health in society.
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Copyright Year: 2009
Health Information Management (HCM 100)
This course introduces students to the practice of health information management. Topics include health records, data sets, classification systems, reimbursement, and health information technology.
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Copyright Year: 2010
Medical Billing and Reimbursement (HCM 200)
Students are introduced to health insurance and reimbursement practices including the mechanics of submitting insurance claim forms (electronically and via paper) and current industry coding for medical office treatments and procedures. Students will become familiar with routine practices of medical billing, the industry of health insurance, legal issues, regulations, and the various methodologies used in reimbursement procedures.
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Copyright Year: 2009
Medical Coding I (HCM 101)
Students are given the foundation practices and procedures for ensuring accurate coding. In this course students will receive an introduction to medical coding and review the uses of medical coding in the healthcare environment. Distinctions will be made between the ICD-9-CM and CPT coding systems, and students will also be introduced to the HCPCS coding system.
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Copyright Year: 2010
Nutrition (HLTH 100)
This course teaches the fundamentals of human nutrition as they relate to health, well-being and personal food choices. It applies basic nutritional science to the requirements of life cycle stages, activity and exercise, and various states.
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Copyright Year: 2008