Learn To Be The Boss!
A How-To Guide to Owning and Operating a Medical Billing Agency At Home
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“I want to do what you're doing.” “I want to become a medical biller and work from home.” “I have a sister that works in the Radiology Department at a hospital and doctors are constantly asking her if she knows of anyone who does medical billing, so therefore, I want to start my own medical billing agency.” I hear comments like that all the time. I've even had patients call me regarding their medical bills with the provider's office and before hanging up the telephone, ask me about starting a Medical Billing Agency from home. The first question that I ask them is “Do you have any medical billing experience or training?” The response is always “no”. Then I'll ask “Have you ever worked in a physician's office or hospital business office?” Then they'll state, “Well, no, but it can't be that hard to learn.” Well, anyone who thinks that operating a full- time, home-based Medical Billing Agency is easy is in for a surprise. Because I'm here to tell you the TRUTH, “The Real Deal!” And, if you're lucky, then you can go on and do it for years at your home or until the time has come and you want to expand out of your home into a bigger office for you and your employees. I'm so excited for you, so let's get started!
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"I love being ' The Boss'. I get to make my own schedule, work at my own pace and dump that darn alarm clock. Plus, I make as much money as I want to while working from home and living my life the way I want to.
This has paid my bills for 19 years and I would like to share these opportunities in this book with you."
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About the Author
Hope Jones-Packwood, CEO, has over 18 years administrative and managerial experience in various hospitals, physicians' offices, and medical billing agencies. She has experience in the electronic medical billing and internet billing. She has also trained students at some of the most recognized training schools and colleges, as well as being Director of her own certified medical billing training school named
During the late 80's and early 90's, she was employed in the medical billing field, first as a unit clerk, then as an office manager for a private physician's office an saw endless opportunities in processing medical bills electronically for physicians from her home.