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How to Make Money through Medical Billing

May 7, 2014 By: Anita

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Welcome to Money-Making Stay at Home Moms: How to Make Money through Medical Billing.

There are 38+ interviews in this series (see links below interview).

Today’s Money-Making SAHM is Stacy Collier. She lives in Anchorage, Alaska with her husband, daughter, and is pregnant with a son (due this summer). We met while my husband and I were traveling around Alaska and she is just the sweetest and warmest person! I’m so happy she wanted to share with you how she makes money through medical billing.

She shares the following:

Q: What inspired you to begin working?
 
A: I felt bad that my husband worked hard all day and has paid for all our living expenses since our daughter was born. I’m so incredibly grateful and blessed that he has a job that can support us, and that he is very supportive of me and desires me to stay at home. However, I wanted to contribute, even a little bit, to lighten his load. I don’t make a ton, but it’s enough to pay a few bills and have some spending money without feeling guilty.
 
Q: How did you go about starting your business or arranging a work at home position? 
 
A: I’ve been a Medical Billing Specialist since 2009 at a few different clinics, and a Certified Profession Biller/Coder (CPC) since 2011. I reconnected with a doctor I used to work for when I lived in Fairbanks, AK. Her clinic was going through a bit of an upheaval with personnel turnover, and I offered to step in and help. It took a bit to get everything working smoothly, since I work remotely 300 miles away, but I’ve been there for 6 months now and everyone has been really happy.
 
It was a matter of setting up secure networks over the Internet and getting their medical software program on my computer, I had to buy a few things like a good printer and other home office supplies.
 
Q: What are some tips you would like to share with others who are interested in doing something similar to help out financially?
 
A: I get a lot of people asking about doing medical billing from home. Unfortunately I don’t think it’s something you can just jump into with no experience, but if you do have experience, talking to doctors in your area that are in your speciality is a good place to start.
 
I work on a percentage, so whatever I bring in from insurance companies I get a part of. If I don’t resolve claims, I don’t get paid. It’s a good incentive for me to work hard, and that is a selling point I think. If you have worked for a doctor or clinic before, maybe try talking to them again to see if they need some help.
 
Q: How many hours do you work a week or how much of your time does this position require? Is it flexible? Is it consistent?
 
A: I don’t keep good track of my hours, but I would estimate roughly 20 a week. Sometimes it’s more, sometimes it’s less. It really depends on the patient load at the clinic and if there are any major issues with claim denials. I do spend quite a bit of time on the phone with insurance companies.
 
Q: When/how do you find the time to work?
 
A: Whenever I can!!! I do keep Tuesdays and Thursdays as pretty firm work days. I don’t schedule appointments or play dates on those days. The mornings are usually the best time, since my 22 month old is refreshed from sleep and has a good breakfast. She’s usually content to play by herself or with the dogs while I spend a couple hours on the phone with insurance or the receptionists or doctors from the office.
 
I also use Tues and Thurs to schedule phone appointments with patients who have questions about their benefits or accounts. I also work at night after my daughter goes to bed, usually that’s when I get the majority of my paperwork done. Sometimes it’s hard to fit everything in!
 
Q: Are there certain tips/advice you’d want to share with others who want to start working like you?
 
A: You definitely need a schedule of some sort. If you say, “Oh I’ll get this done when I can,” then it’ll never get done. I am often behind on housework and laundry, etc. But like I said, I’m very firm on my Tues/Thurs schedule, and that has helped immensely. Also, find something you have experience in or are good at. I know ladies who can sew or make jewelry to sell on Etsy. I wish I was creative like that but I’m not. But I am good at my job, I have experience, and I really enjoy it!
 
Q: Was training/schooling required for the position? How/when did you complete it?
 
A: Yes. I had a lot of hands-on training at the first clinic I worked at in Fairbanks. I started as the receptionist at a chiropractic clinic, and when the billing person decided to move on, she spent several months training me in all aspects of billing and coding. Then I became certified by AAPC (American Academy for Professional Coders).
 
I had looked into several schools for coding and billing and found that a lot of doctors and clinics preferred certifications from AAPC. It took a little less than a year, all online. I did all this before I had my daughter in 2012. I actually do need to look into further training though as laws, regulations, and codes change every single year.
 
Q: If someone was very serious about getting started but had no experience what would you advise them to do?
 
A: I think if someone wanted to start in medical billing they should start working in a medical office in an area they are interested in (surgery, PT, etc). Or they could take an online class either through AAPC or another school (there are a few).
 
Unfortunately, I don’t think it’s something that you can just start work from home right out of the gate, if you don’t have hands on experience or school it can be really overwhelming, and usually doctors want someone with at least 1-2 yrs experience and/or a certification.
 
Q: What is the income percentage you bring in? or Does the income help a little, a good amount, or is the main source of your family’s income? 
 
A: Right now I make about a quarter of what my husband does. This may drop a bit as one of the doctors is leaving the practice. It helps a little, like I said I’m able to help with a few bills, some groceries, and some spending money. But it helps in non-monetary ways, too.
 
I find I am more organized than before I started working again. I feel I have “purpose.” Of course I love my daughter (and my son who will be here in July!) but it can be very difficult being a mother 24/7, being a constant caretaker. You start to lose yourself in it a bit.
 
Working does bring me satisfaction on a “job well done”. It’s something I can complete. Motherhood has different challenges everyday and the job never ends! So it’s good to use other skills again. Being able to complete tasks at work brings me satisfaction, and of course being compensated with a paycheck is great too!
 
Thank you Stacy for sharing this information with others! If you have questions for her, please leave them below.

 Money-Making Stay at Home Moms Series 1: Medical Billing

Stacy  specializes in medical billing for chiropractic, massage and physical therapists, naturopathic doctors, and acupuncturists.She has worked with PC, Mac, and online based billing software. She is always open to new clients, usually smaller practices. If interested in working with Stacy please comment below and I will email you her contact information.

Check out the rest of the series here:

Introduction to Money-Making SAHM Series

Series 1: Medical Billing

Series 2: Starting an Online Business

Series 3: Housecleaning

Series 4: Cosmetology

 Series 5: At-Home Airline Assistant

 Series 6: Become an At-Home Employee

 Series 7: Beachbody Coaching

 Series 8: Freelance Writing

 Series 9: Run an at-Home Daycare

Series 10: Write and Self-Publish an eBook Part 1 & Part 2

Series 11: Teach Music Lessons from Home

Series 12: Distribute a Product You Love

Series 13: Blogging

Series 14: Become a Virtual Assistant

Series 15: Buy and Resell Cheap Finds

Series 16: Become an Editor

Series 17: How to Make Money as a Transcriptionist

Series 18: How to Write and Publish a Paperback or Hardback Book

Series 19: Do Online Tech Support from Home

Series 20: Graphic Design

Series 21: Sell Your Own Sheet Music Part 1 and Part 2

Series 22: Start a Preschool from Home

Series 23: Start Your Own Boutique

Series 24: How to Make Money on YouTube

Series 25: Take Legitimate Online Surveys

Series 26: Open an Etsy Shop

Series 27: Become a Photographer

Series 28: Become a Property Manager

Series 29: Make Money Locally Teaching a Talent, Sport, or Hobby

Series 30: Substitute Teaching

Series 31: Make Money through SwagBucks

Series 32: Review Websites for UserTesting

Series 33: Tutoring—coming soon

Series 34: Become an Affiliate with Spark Naturals Essential Oils

Series 35: Quilting and Embroidery

Series 36: Make Money by Doing Laundry for Others through Laundry Care

Series 37: Make Money on Fiverr

Series 38: How to Make Money from Home with Contena

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  1. Gail Cauldwell DC says

    May 8, 2014 at 4:21 pm

    Hello Anita,

    I will be opening a chiropractic practice (in CT) and looking for a biller. How do I get in touch with Stacey when the time comes? Thank you.

    Gail 🙂

    Reply
    • Anita Fowler says

      May 8, 2014 at 10:26 pm

      Gail, You can reach her via email here: [email protected]. I also gave her your email just so she doesn’t miss it. Thanks!

      Reply
  2. Gail Cauldwell DC says

    May 9, 2014 at 2:55 pm

    Hi Anita,
    Okay. Thank you. Great article! 🙂

    Reply
  3. rebecca morphis says

    May 11, 2014 at 5:48 am

    want to work at home have worked in medical field for 20 years now

    Reply
    • Anita Fowler says

      May 12, 2014 at 3:08 pm

      Rebecca- That is great! Perhaps you can take the steps outlined above and start working from home.

      Reply
  4. Sarah says

    May 15, 2014 at 5:00 pm

    I handle the billing in a physical therapy office and I’m in love with this article. I’m getting married in October and I know when we have kids I don’t want to work full time, but with the cost of living constantly going up it’s hard to not earn any money at all. I agree with her that it would be hard to start billing at home right out of the gate. There’s so much to learn even if you are certified it’d be overwhelming.
    Love this article!

    Reply
    • Anita Fowler says

      May 16, 2014 at 2:39 pm

      Great feedback thanks! I am glad to hear that this article has been helpful :)! Good luck in the transition! Babies and children bring so much joy!

      Reply
  5. Sarah S. says

    May 15, 2014 at 5:54 pm

    I would LOVE to work from home. I have no medical experience at all but I have three years of banking and financial experience. It is my dream to be a stay at home mom but just can’t do it now…

    Reply
    • Anita Fowler says

      May 16, 2014 at 2:40 pm

      Sarah- stay tuned there are ALOT of different ways that you can work from home. If medical billing doesn’t work out you can check out other options in this series! I hope you are able to do as you wish!!

      Reply
  6. Meta says

    May 29, 2014 at 6:17 am

    I’m from Alaska 🙂 will have to do this

    Reply
    • Anita Fowler says

      May 29, 2014 at 11:07 pm

      Meta- Sweet, give it a try and let me know how it goes 🙂

      Reply
  7. jan says

    May 31, 2014 at 4:45 am

    Hello! Do you happen to know a good resource for medical transcription jobs that will hire/work with people who are willing to be an apprentice? I’ve gone through the training for MT work, but I’m really interested in helping or shadowing a well-seasoned MT until I can be sure that I fully understand how to do a job perfectly. Plus, not many companies are willing to hire someone without experience it seems. I’d love to know of anyone who does MT from home and if I can talk to them or gain experience through them.

    Also, where does one get training for medical billing? Is that something a local school can certify someone to do? Would love to give it a shot if this MT route turns up dry for me.

    Thanks for the help!

    Reply
    • Anita Fowler says

      June 2, 2014 at 1:32 pm

      I messaged Stacie. When she gets back I’ll post her reply. Thanks!

      Reply
    • Anita Fowler says

      June 3, 2014 at 10:07 pm

      Jan this is from Stacy-
      For the medical transcription I think there are some online resources but that’s not my area so I’m not sure. If they went to a school do they have anyone there that can help them? I know with our local technical school they have guidance councilors that help graduates find jobs or shadow opportunities.

      For me I went through AAPC for my formal schooling in Coding and Billing. However I have seen on job websites some people do say they are willing to train! So I guess it really depends on the clinic or hospital. There should be local technical schools in the area that offer coding/billing courses (should take a year or so).

      The internet is such a great resource. There are tons of job websites (most free) that someone could do a simple search and find some jobs either in the area or over the internet.

      Reply
  8. Courtney Fadel says

    July 8, 2014 at 2:59 pm

    I am very interested in working from home! Is she currently looking for people to hire? would love and appreciate more information.

    Reply
    • Anita Fowler says

      July 8, 2014 at 8:45 pm

      Courtney- Can you please clarify? Who are you asking? Stacie? She actually works for a medical office so she is the employee. Sorry if I’m not understanding your question. If you could rephrase or expand on it I could better answer you. Thanks!

      Reply
      • Courtney Fadel says

        July 16, 2014 at 4:35 pm

        I apologize, I must have misread one of the final sentences, but it just said “If interested in working with Stacy please comment below and I will email you her contact information,” so I didn’t know if she was hiring or whatnot… Just trying to find a stay-at-home job and everything I’ve found so far is scamish!

        Reply
  9. Tabitha says

    July 24, 2014 at 8:58 pm

    I love this! I do have a medical billing and coding certificate from the Bryman School in Arizona. I would love to work from home in my field but I don’t know where to begin here!

    Reply
    • Anita Fowler says

      July 25, 2014 at 1:25 pm

      Tabitha- that’s great that you have the educational requirements. The article gives some guidance on how to get started. Do you have other questions that were not addressed? If so, please reply with them and I’ll see if I can get her to answer them.

      Reply
  10. Heather Cook says

    August 21, 2014 at 6:52 pm

    I did a medical coding and billing course but can not find work can you give me help on finding the work or where I could look?

    Reply
    • Anita Fowler says

      August 21, 2014 at 11:42 pm

      Where do you live?

      Reply
  11. Brianna Dunnahoe says

    February 23, 2015 at 5:17 pm

    I would love to know more information about Medical Billing.
    I have 7+ years in legal field, but have 2 little ones now.
    Please let me know if the position is still open, and how would I start.

    Thank you!

    Reply
    • Anita Fowler says

      February 23, 2015 at 6:14 pm

      Please re-read the interview on ideas of how to get started and find a job. Thanks and best of luck!

      Reply
  12. iveth amaya says

    March 26, 2015 at 10:01 pm

    Hi Anita I’m interested in working with you please contact me at my email thanks.

    Reply
    • Anita Fowler says

      March 28, 2015 at 5:10 pm

      I don’t work as a medical biller. Please re-read the article. Thanks!

      Reply
  13. pam johnson says

    April 6, 2015 at 4:57 pm

    looking to reestablish working in medical billing from home

    Reply
  14. bella countiss says

    June 8, 2015 at 3:15 pm

    I am interested in medical billing from home.

    Reply
  15. Jamie says

    October 23, 2015 at 4:51 pm

    I am interested as well! 🙂

    Reply
  16. kristy says

    October 28, 2015 at 3:53 pm

    hello my name is Kristy i have been a stay at home mom for the past 3 yrs, my spouse recently lost hes job so i am trying to do my part. i am finding it so hard to get back into the medical field the jobs i have applied for have basically have been telling me i have no experience since i decided to raise my child for 3 yrs, witch sounds crazy to me and so unfair. so my comment is any advise on applying for a job after being a stay at home mom. i would love to work from home if i could and had a great opportunity to.

    Ps. how is one to have a experience if one is not giving a chance to gain experience.

    Reply
    • Anita Fowler says

      October 30, 2015 at 1:30 pm

      Kristy- It is tough! I’m so sorry about your husband’s job loss. What a difficult thing to go through. My recommendation would be to try to do some of these positions (there are quite a few) on this list that do not require experience. Medical billing is one of the more advanced jobs on the 35+ on the list below (with 35+ other at home job opportunities). After you have some experience with some of the others perhaps just having that experience on your resume can get you into a medical billing job. Best of luck!!

      Reply
  17. Terry says

    November 1, 2015 at 2:15 am

    What online school did you get your training thru? There are so many and it’s confusing trying to figure it out!

    Reply
    • Anita Fowler says

      November 4, 2015 at 5:37 pm

      I’ll ask her and get back to you.

      Reply
    • Anita Fowler says

      November 5, 2015 at 4:39 am

      This is What Staci said: I received my training through AAPC (American Academy of Professional Coders). I found that a lot of employers specifically wanted people trained through them. I did all classes online, which took me 9ish months (I think, hard to remember, but it was several months), then I had to go to a proctored exam, which was 5 hrs I believe. It was hard! haha.

      Reply
  18. Pam Kulczar, CPC, CPedC, CCP, PCS, CDIC says

    December 29, 2015 at 12:50 pm

    Anita:

    I am a multi-credentialed (CPC, CPedC, CCP, PCS, CDIC) Medical Coder with over 30+ years experience and I work remotely.

    I own/administer a FaceBook page: JOBS for American Medical Coders.

    There are MANY remote-(aka: work-at-home) jobs in the medical field…billing, coding, and transcription! However, each of these jobs require training, certification (AAPC and/or AHIMA), and usually a minimum of 3-5 years of experience.

    I will be happy to answer questions from your members.

    Reply
    • Anita Fowler says

      December 31, 2015 at 10:10 pm

      Thank you for stopping by and being willing to help others.

      Reply
  19. Amanda says

    January 10, 2016 at 7:50 pm

    I would love to be at home with my little ones, and do this kind of work.

    Reply
  20. Heather says

    April 15, 2016 at 3:12 pm

    I would love to get into work at home doing medical coding/billing. That has always been my interest. If you could send me more information I would greatly appreciate it!

    Reply
  21. Heather says

    April 15, 2016 at 3:14 pm

    I love to be an at home worker It is alot easier to do that than deal with the drive to a work place. The only commute that I would love to do is walk down the stairs to my computer and get started with my work and work as much as possible.

    Reply
    • Anita Fowler says

      April 22, 2016 at 7:51 pm

      It really is the greatest.

      Reply
      • DIGNA ACOSTA says

        April 29, 2016 at 1:32 am

        HI anita,

        I’ve been working in the medical field for 17 years, I live in Orlando FL and I am planning to have my own billing business at home. I am in need of clients and I would like to know how to market myself. I am a little bit shy and do not know how to sell, but I am very good in what I do and I love it. I would like to start with Chiropractors. Physical Therapy and No Fault cases.

        thanks

        Reply
        • Anita Fowler says

          May 14, 2016 at 6:03 am

          I would recommend asking others who have done something similar and succeeded in your area. I’m sorry I don’t have the expertise needed to answer this.

          Reply
  22. Jim Collins says

    September 26, 2019 at 10:18 pm

    Online medical billing and coding schools are very suspect when it comes to training on the latest medical/billing software since most medical centers have very customized medical software which is not normally shared with trade schools and the like. In the real world of medical billing and coding, training occurs on-the-job. We therefore do not recommend that you subscribe to any online school for medical billing and coding and concentrate on entering a medical internship program at your local medical facility/center for medical billing/coding.

    On another subject: the major bulk of medical billing/coding work in the U.S. has been greatly curtailed by state privacy laws as it pertains to medical records and patient confidentiality. The vast majority of medical records are kept in recordkeeping departments within medical centers and any billing/coding work is done “in-house,” not “outsourced.” So, beware of any offers which promote online in home medical billing/coding work–there are scammers out there.

    Reply
  23. Mark Malone says

    May 6, 2020 at 9:05 am

    Despite being an employee for a long time in my company, I have still had a few roadblocks in my way in relation to medical billing. However, reading this article has reinvigorated my thinking about it. It was a magnificently created article by which I am now fully familiar with the way I can resolve my issues in this aspect.

    Reply
    • Anita says

      May 13, 2020 at 4:44 pm

      I’m glad we could help!

      Reply
  24. Pete Chillwell says

    June 23, 2020 at 8:32 am

    This article of medical billing will be something that I’ll read again in the coming days. As I currently work on a website that deals with medical billing, this concept is very much an essential part of it. This article will make it easier for me to understand the diversity of medical billing and how it gets implemented.

    Reply
  25. Medwave Billing & Credentialing says

    December 11, 2020 at 6:15 pm

    In my opinion, it’d be smarter if you tried bringing in your own leads and doing the medical billing under your own company. That’s what we did and we haven’t looked back. Now, you might end up finding a position at a company with a much higher rate of billing return, such as in the Genetic Testing Lab, DME or Behavioral Health provider world. That would probably pay a lot more, but PT, OT, Chiro and Speech Therapy, I mean you’re going to struggle (starting off). The reimbursement rates just ain’t there anymore.

    Reply
    • Anita says

      March 15, 2021 at 9:33 pm

      Thanks for the tips!

      Reply
  26. Medwave Billing says

    January 28, 2021 at 9:32 am

    My wife and I started our own medical billing and credentialing business and have never looked back. Previously, we both worked for someone else, but the ‘you know what’ hit the fan (at both of our positions) and we just went out on our own. COVID-19 has actually helped us, in that we supply lab testing facilities with their billing. It’s a great field to be in, you just have to learn to market yourself and scale properly.

    Reply
    • Anita says

      March 15, 2021 at 9:28 pm

      Thank you for your feedback and experience. I appreciate the comment!

      Reply

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