* Based on reporting and data of Penn Foster graduate test results obtained from NHA in 2025.
Medical Billing and Coding
Career Diploma
Accredited
In Demand
Medical Billing and Coding Training for Employees
The Penn Foster Medical Billing and Coding Career Diploma Program is designed to prepare your learners to become medical billing and coding specialists by sequencing coding courses at the basic and intermediate levels before introducing advanced coding. Coursework is designed to help learners prepare for industry-recognized certification.
Accredited
Online
Self Paced
Exam Preparation
Prepare your employees for the following certification exams:
Medical Billing and Coding Training Curriculum
- 90.6 Continuing Education Units (CEUs)
- 41 exams
- 3 graded projects
Aligned with industry standards and recognized certification exams, Penn Foster's Medical Billing and Coding Program curriculum is designed to prepare your learners to be effective professionals in the field. Online courses cover:
- Confidentiality law & regulations
- Bill & reimbursement processes
- Electronic Medical Records
- Medical terminology & body systems
- Pathology & pharmacology
- Procedure coding including: ICD-10-CM, ICD-10-PCS, CPT, HCPCS Level I, and HCPCS Level II
Our Partners
As the trusted training provider for leading employers, education providers, and job training organizations, Penn Foster designs and delivers digital and blended learning programs that attract, upskill, and retain workers in America's fastest-growing fields and professions.
Our Proven Training Model
High-quality, online skills training for your employees
Online Delivery
Engaging Content
Robust Support
Real World Credentials
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