At a glance: beginner-friendly; around 3 to 4 months core training plus 1 to 2 months of exam preparation; live online classes with recordings, suited to learners in Indore, Ujjain, Dewas and across Madhya Pradesh; CPC® and CRC® tracks, with advanced tracks for CCS®, COC®, CPMA® and CDIP®; chart practice from week one. Fees depend on the track and are shared on your advisory call.
What is covered in the syllabus?
| Unit | Topics |
|---|---|
| 1. Medical terminology | Roots, prefixes, suffixes, abbreviations; reading clinical sentences |
| 2. Anatomy & physiology | All body systems with common diseases and procedures |
| 3. US healthcare & revenue cycle | Medicare Parts A–D, Medicare Advantage, Medicaid, commercial payers, CMS-1500 and UB-04, denials |
| 4. ICD-10-CM | Conventions, general and chapter-specific guidelines, outpatient guidelines; FY2027 code set |
| 5. CPT – E/M | Office and hospital E/M by medical decision making or time, modifier 25, split/shared visits |
| 6. CPT – surgery | Integumentary, musculoskeletal, cardiovascular, digestive, urinary, reproductive, nervous, eye and ear |
| 7. CPT – other sections | Anaesthesia, radiology, pathology and laboratory, medicine |
| 8. HCPCS Level II & modifiers | Drug, supply and DME codes; commonly audited modifiers |
| 9. Risk adjustment | CMS-HCC model, documentation support, common audit errors |
| 10. Compliance & ethics | NCCI PTP edits and MUEs, NCDs/LCDs, HIPAA Privacy and Security Rules, OIG priorities, False Claims Act, codes of ethics |
| 11. Practice & exam prep | Specialty chart sets, timed mock exams, error analysis |
| 12. Job readiness | Resume, coding assessment practice, technical and HR interview preparation |
How are classes taught?
- Guideline-first: each topic starts with the official rule, then moves to cases.
- Chart practice: de-identified records across specialties, not just one-line questions.
- Written feedback: every practice set is reviewed with the reason behind each correction.
- Experienced trainers: credentialed coders with long experience in US coding, audit and documentation.
- Small batches: so each learner's questions are answered in class.
How long is the training?
Most learners complete the core program in about three to four months with regular classes and daily practice, then spend one to two months on exam preparation. Graduates without a science background usually need a few extra weeks of terminology and anatomy.
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Get free guidanceWhich batch options are available?
Weekday and weekend batches run live online, with recordings, so students, hospital staff and working professionals across Indore and nearby cities can attend. Ask about in-person sessions in Indore during your advisory call.
What are the fees?
Fees vary by track (CPC, CRC, inpatient, audit) and by whether exam preparation is included. The AAPC or AHIMA exam fee is paid separately to that organization. When comparing institutes in Indore, ask how many real-style charts you will code, how many timed mock exams are included, and who reviews your work. Request current fees.
What happens after the course?
We help with your resume, run mock coding assessments and interviews, and share guidance on employers hiring freshers. We do not guarantee placement, and we recommend caution with any institute that does.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Indore course online or classroom?
Classes are live online with recordings, which lets learners from Indore, Ujjain, Dewas and Bhopal join. Ask during your advisory call about in-person sessions in Indore.
Do I receive a certificate?
You receive a course completion certificate from us. Professional credentials such as CPC, CRC or CCS are issued only by AAPC or AHIMA after passing their exams.
Which code books do I need?
It depends on your exam and exam date. We tell you which year's editions are allowed so you buy the right books.