What does a medical billing specialist do?Medical billers make sure hospitals, doctors and healthcare providers can receive payment for services rendered to a patient by accurately submitting claims to insurance companies or government run policies, such as Medicare and Medicaid. How does this career benefit the Deaf and Hard of Hearing?Medical billing specialists are in high demand, and much of the billing and collection work is performed electronically with little direct public interaction. When there may be a need for verbal communication whether in the initial interview or in the position, your Vocational Rehabilitation Representative can help to guide you.
Medical Billing Specialist Program Includes:
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HealthCare Career Training
for Deaf or Hard of Hearing
Welcome to DHH Training
Online Video Training Closed Captioned with ASL Interpreter
DHH Training is committed to helping the Deaf and Hard of Hearing community gain the knowledge necessary to work in the growing field of administrative healthcare.
Our video-based career training programs include full translation by an American Sign Language (ASL) interpreter and are closed captioned in English, Launch Demo.
The video training, text books, and workbook exercises are complemented by our subject matter experts who provide you with help on demand throughout your training through live chat and email.
The online video training can be completed on your own schedule, and in as little as three months you will have the knowledge to take the national certification exam and obtain your credentials as a certified medical billing specialist.
