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Medical Billing From Home

Turn “Those Codes Look Like Another Language” Into Doing Medical Billing From Home

7 practice workbooks that teach medical billing the way you actually learn it: a one-page map, a practice case solved step by step, then exercises with full solutions. 300+ exercises, 60 cases and 100 maps, so you can handle the claims for a therapist, a chiropractor or a small clinic for a little extra income from home.

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300+
Exercises
60
Practice cases
100
Maps
7
Workbooks
Billing services often charge5–8%of collections
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No license is required to do medical billing in the US. Certifications like the CPC are optional.

What most people don’t know before they start
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Every patient in the kit is made up. You practice on sample claims, never real data.

Privacy first, from page one
Do the math

Every Practice Has to Get Paid by Insurance. Most Providers Would Rather Not Do the Billing.

Every claim a practice sends has to be coded, checked, sent and followed until it’s paid, and roughly 1 in 10 is denied the first time. Many small practices hand that work to an outside biller, often for a percentage of what gets collected. No license is required for medical billing, and all of it fits on a laptop at your kitchen table.

194,800
Medical records specialists in the US
$24.16
Median hourly pay (BLS)
41%
Providers with denial rates of 10% or more
“54% of providers say claim errors are on the rise, and 68% say submitting a clean claim is harder than a year ago.”
Experian Health, State of Claims 2025 survey

Sources: BLS Occupational Outlook Handbook, Medical Records Specialists (May 2024 data); Experian Health, State of Claims 2025; Kodiak Solutions denial benchmarks (2024–2025); public billing-service pricing guides (2025–2026). Rates are examples and vary by area and practice.

Sound familiar?

You’ve Watched the Videos. Then You Saw a Real Claim Form.

None of this is a medical problem. It’s a practice problem, and this kit is built to fix it.

Perfect timing

January Is When Practices Get Buried in Claims and Denials

On January 1 the new codes take effect, deductibles reset and patients show up with new insurance cards. The practices that were already behind start asking around for billing help right now.

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Enough evenings to work through the first workbooks, and be the person who says “I can help with that” when someone asks.

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The method

Every Topic in 3 Steps

That’s how theory turns into something you can do for a practice, chapter after chapter.

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1. See it on one page

Every chapter opens with a visual map and the rule on a single page. No walls of text, just what you need to know before you start.

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2. Watch a case solved

A made-up patient at a real kind of practice, a therapist, a chiropractor, a family doctor, worked step by step from the visit to the payment, with the “why” behind every code.

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3. Practice and check

Code the visits and fill the claims on your own, then compare with the full solution. Every answer explained, so you always know if you got it right.

BeforeWith the kit
✕ Long videos and no real practice✓ A map and the rule on one page, then straight to practice
✕ Exercises with no answers: you never know if you’re right✓ Every exercise has its full solution, with the code explained
✕ Examples that look nothing like a real practice✓ 60 practice cases: therapists, chiropractors, PT clinics, family doctors
✕ Old codes and rules you can’t trace✓ 2026 code sets, with the official source each rule comes from
What you’ll be able to do

The Work Small Practices Pay Someone For

Each one is worked out inside, with a practice case and its full solution. These are the jobs providers ask for.

Claims for a solo therapistOften 4.5–8% of collections
Denials for a chiropractorAbout $25 to rework each one
Insurance checks for a PT clinicChecked before every visit
Patient statements for a family practiceSent out every month
Unpaid claims for a speech therapistMedicare allows 12 months to file
Coding the visits for a podiatristNew codes every January

Examples from public sources (billing-service pricing guides, MGMA via Becker’s, CMS). Not a promise of what you will charge or earn. Rates depend on your area, your clients and the work.

A woman reading an insurance explanation of benefits at her kitchen table with a cup of coffeeFor you
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A skill nobody can take away

Your own family’s medical bills, the EOB that never made sense, the charge that should have been covered. You finally understand what the paperwork is telling you.

A woman going over a billing report with a therapist in her small officeFor extra income
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Work people pay for

Claims, denials and patient statements for the small practices in your own town, from your kitchen table. Start with one provider who already knows you, and see where it goes.

Look inside

Real Pages, Not Promises

These are pages from the kit: a one-page map, a claim filled in box by box, an explanation of benefits read line by line and a denial fixed and resubmitted. Every patient in the kit is made up. No real patient data, ever.

A one-page map of the medical billing cycle A claim form filled in box by box for a made-up patient An explanation of benefits read line by line A denied claim fixed and resubmitted
What people are saying

Practiced at the kitchen table

What happens when the codes finally make sense.

★★★★★“I worked a front desk years ago and never knew what happened to the claims after the patient left. Workbook 4 walked me through the form box by box. Three weeks later I spotted why my sister-in-law’s chiropractor kept getting denied: a missing modifier.”
Melissa T.
Melissa T.Former Receptionist, Tulsa, OK
★★★★★“Honestly, the codes scared me. The one-page maps fixed that. I did two exercises a night after the kids went to bed and checked every answer. Now I handle the claims for a counselor in my town two mornings a week.”
Rachel D.
Rachel D.Mom of Three, Boise, ID
★★★★★“I’m 56 and thought that ship had sailed. The denials workbook is the one I use most. A physical therapy office near me had 30 claims stuck past 90 days. I worked them one by one with the appeal letter template, and most got paid.”
Linda K.
Linda K.Retired Bank Teller, Dayton, OH
★★★★★“I bought it to understand my son’s therapy bills. I found a $240 charge that should have gone to our insurance and got it fixed with one phone call. A friend who’s a speech therapist heard about it and asked me to look at hers.”
Jasmine W.
Jasmine W.Stay-at-Home Mom, Raleigh, NC

Testimonials are illustrative. Results vary.

2027 Edition launch pricing

The Medical Billing Practice Kit™

The Medical Billing Practice Kit book
$297$27
One-time payment. Instant access.
  • Workbook 1 · Medical Terms & the Revenue Cycle: one patient visit, from the appointment to the money in the bank
  • Workbook 2 · ICD-10-CM Diagnosis Coding: finding the right code, the guidelines and the mistakes that get claims denied
  • Workbook 3 · CPT, HCPCS & Modifiers: office visits, therapy sessions, procedures and when a modifier applies
  • Workbook 4 · The CMS-1500 Claim, Box by Box: every box explained and a clean claim on the first try
  • Workbook 5 · Insurance, EOBs & ERAs: Medicare, Medicaid and commercial plans, eligibility checks and reading what the payer sends back
  • Workbook 6 · Denials, Appeals & A/R Follow-Up: the denial codes, the fix, the appeal letter and the unpaid-claims list
  • 🎁 Workbook 7 · Patient Billing & the Practice Report: copays, deductibles, patient statements and the monthly report a provider reads

🎁 5 bonuses, FREE today

$123 value
  • ✓ The 100-Map Atlas · $27
  • ✓ Practice Tests · $19
  • ✓ The Denial Code Decoder · $29
  • ✓ The First Practice Kit · $29
  • ✓ The 2027 Billing Calendar · $19
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Try it for 7 days. Risk-free.

Open the kit, work through the first chapter and check your answers. If it isn’t for you, send one email within 7 days and we’ll refund you in full. No forms, no hard feelings.

From the first practice

They practiced at the kitchen table. Then the messages started.

They were exactly where you are, sure the codes would never make sense.

9:41●●● ᯤ ▮
Jenny ›
Today 7:12 PM
ok you’re not going to believe this
what happened 😂
the chiropractor near the school had a whole drawer of denied claims. like 40
I went through them with the denials workbook open and half were just a missing modifier
so are you doing their billing now??
two afternoons a week starting in January 🙈
Delivered
iMessage
9:41●●● ᯤ ▮
Maria ›
Saturday 1:05 PM
guess who I talked to at soccer practice
the speech therapist mom?
YES. she does her own billing at 11pm after the kids are asleep and she’s done
I explained how I’d follow up her unpaid claims and she just said “when can you start”
and she shares an office with two other therapists 😅
Delivered
iMessage
9:41●●● ᯤ ▮
Dana ›
Monday 9:30 AM
Hi Karen! it’s Dana from the therapy office
that monthly report you sent is the first time I actually see which insurance pays late
can you also send out the patient statements this month? I always put them off
of course! send me the list and they’ll be out by Friday 😊
you’re a lifesaver
Delivered
iMessage

Illustrative conversations. Individual results vary.

After you join

Your First 7 Days, Step by Step

Day 1–2

The billing cycle, finally

Open Workbook 1. Read the map, follow one patient visit at a therapy practice from the appointment to the payment, then do the first exercises and check every answer. By the end, you know where every step goes.

Day 3–4

Your first codes

Workbooks 2 and 3 hand you a visit note from a family practice. You pick the diagnosis code and the visit code, line by line, and check each one against the full solution.

Day 5–6

Your first clean claim

Fill a claim form box by box for a made-up patient, then read the explanation of benefits that comes back. Most chapters take an evening, and your first one is allowed to take longer.

Day 7

Say it out loud

Open the First Practice Kit: what to offer, how to price it and the message for the providers who already know you. Then pick the next workbook.

That’s it. One week, your first clean claim, and the words “I can help with your billing” don’t scare you anymore.

What you’ll get

The Complete Kit

From your first code to the first monthly report a provider reads, and a little extra income from home.

Workbooks 1–3

The Coding Foundations

Medical terms · ICD-10-CM · CPT, HCPCS & modifiers

The words on a visit note, the billing cycle, diagnosis codes, visit and procedure codes, and when a modifier changes everything. The skills every claim starts with.

Workbooks 4–6

Claims, Payers & Denials

CMS-1500 · Medicare & commercial plans · appeals

The claim form box by box, eligibility checks, reading EOBs and ERAs, the most common denial codes and the appeal letter that gets a claim paid. Every case solved step by step.

🎁 Workbook 7

Patient Billing & the Practice Report

Copays · deductibles · statements · the monthly report

What the patient owes and why, statements that get paid, and the one-page monthly report providers actually read.

Bonus 1 + 2

The 100-Map Atlas + Practice Tests

Print-ready maps · 75 questions · 3 claim cases

The whole kit in 100 one-page maps to print and pin above your desk. Then three timed tests with answer keys, so you know you’re ready before your first practice.

Bonus 3

The Denial Code Decoder

The 50 most common denial codes · what each means · the fix

A denial comes back with a code like CO-16 or CO-97. Look it up, read what it means in plain English and follow the fix. Turn a denied claim into a paid one in minutes.

Bonus 4 + 5

The First Practice Kit + 2027 Billing Calendar

Pricing · service agreement · HIPAA checklist · 25 templates · key dates

What to offer, how to price it, the service agreement, a HIPAA home-office checklist and 25 templates in Word. Plus the code updates and filing deadlines that matter, month by month, for 2027.

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One payment, everything included.

Questions Before You Start

Do I need a medical background?

No. Workbook 1 starts from zero: the words on a visit note, what happens after a patient leaves the office and who pays what. Each chapter opens with a one-page map, then a solved case, then exercises with full solutions.

Is this a job offer?

No. We don’t hire you or place you with a practice, and nobody can promise you clients. This is a set of practice workbooks that teaches medical billing, a skill you can use for your own family’s bills or offer to small practices you find yourself.

Do I need a license or certification?

No license is required to do medical billing in the US. Certifications like the CPC or CBCS are optional and some employers ask for them. This kit is practice, not a certification course, and it doesn’t give you a credential.

Is it up to date?

Yes. The cases use the 2026 code sets and current claim rules, and each workbook lists the official source every rule comes from.

Do I need billing software?

No. You learn the billing itself, on paper and in the spreadsheets, so it works with whatever system a practice uses. Software changes; codes, claims and denials work the same way.

What about patient privacy?

Every patient in the kit is made up, so you practice without real data. The First Practice Kit includes a HIPAA home-office checklist and explains the business associate agreement a practice will ask you to sign.

Aren’t there free videos online?

There are, and that’s where the evenings go. Ten minutes on one topic, no real case and no answers to check. Here every topic goes map, case, practice, solution, in order.

How do I find my first practice?

The First Practice Kit walks you through it: who to talk to first (providers who already know you), what to offer, how to price it and the exact message to send. Most people start with one small practice they already know.

What can I actually earn?

We can’t promise any amount. It depends on your hours, your prices and your clients. The First Practice Kit shows how to price your work, and the rates on this page are examples of what billers charge, not promises. Results are not guaranteed.

What format is it in?

PDF workbooks you can read on your phone, tablet or computer or print at home, plus spreadsheets and Word templates. Nothing is shipped.

How do I get it?

Right after you pay, you get an email to open your library. Everything is there, ready to read, download and print.

How long do I have access?

For life. Read it at your own pace and come back to any workbook whenever a practice sends you something new.

Is it a video course?

No. It’s a set of practice workbooks, so you learn by doing: you read the map, follow the case and do the exercises with the solution right there.

Is it safe to buy online?

Yes. Checkout is secure, access arrives by email the moment you pay, and you’re covered for 7 days.

And if it’s not for me?

Your purchase is covered for 7 days. Open the kit, work through a chapter, and if it isn’t for you, send us one email and we’ll refund you in full.

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