Class Session Begin February 22, 2025
A1 MEDICAL BILLING AND TRAINING CENTER
Designed to equip students with the knowledge and coding skills aligned with industry standards.
Our Mission
- Focus on training outpatient services in alignment with industry standards, preparing students for the AAPC certification exam, and a successful career in medical coding. Through a comprehensive curriculum, students will learn coding systems such as CPT, HCPCS, and ICD-10.
Why Choose A1 Medical Billing and Training Center
Discover the many reasons why A1 Medical Billing and Training Center is the right choice for your medical education. Our faculty, facilities, and curriculum are among the best in the world, and our graduates are highly sought-after by top hospitals and medical centers.
Admissions Requirements
Entrance requirement: To be eligible for enrollment, applicants must be 18 years or older. A High School Diploma or GED is required it will provide helpful preparation for the program.
Depending on the program cycle, enrollment dates will change every 5 to 6 months. The program duration will always consist of 80 clock hours.
Financial Assistance
Learn about the financial aid options available to help you fund your medical education. At A1 Medical Billing and Training Center, we are committed to making our program accessible to students from all backgrounds. We are approved as a WIET Eligible Training Provider.
Program Occupation/Medical Record Specialist, after completion of program CPC (Certified Professional Coder) thru AAPC.
Call for further instructions at 440.496.7111
We offer credit card and installment plans, if NOT eligible for government funding.
Tuition includes membership, Books, Exam and Practice Code Program
COURSE STRUCTURE AND POLICIES:
● Class Availability: Classes will be offered on Saturdays, with both morning and evening options available. Each class session will last for 4 hours.
● Maximum Class size: Each class can accommodate up to 40 students, whether in the morning or evening session.
● Graduation Requirement: All assignments must be completed before the end of the program. Students will not be eligible for graduation if they have incomplete assignments.