Medical Billing & Coding

Gain skills healthcare employers seek when searching for medical insurance billers and coders to fill the important role of recording, registering and tracking patient accounts. Learn hands-on with AHIMA’s VLab - an internet-based, virtual lab environment that gives you first-hand experience with real-world medical records. Work with actual applications and build skills that can better position you to hit the ground running. Prepare to sit for AHIMA's CCS exam, as well as AHIMA's CCA and AAPC's CPC exam, industry-recognized certifications.

Undergraduate Certificate

• Medical Billing & Coding – Health Information Coding

Healthcare Administration

Learn healthcare policies, information systems, accounting, budgeting and analyses used in diverse provider settings within the healthcare industry. Gain a solid foundation in current healthcare issues and business concepts. Learn about healthcare policy, managed care, insurance and finance, while exploring how to help improve the quality and efficiency of healthcare delivery.

Associate Degree

• Business, Healthcare Business Track
  

  If your interest in business leans toward the healthcare industry, then DeVry’s Associate in Business, Healthcare Business Track may be the right fit for you. Prepare to learn basic medical terminology, characteristics of U.S. healthcare systems, and key trends related to the delivery of healthcare services - all while building the basic skills necessary in a business or healthcare setting. Career opportunities for individuals pursuing this track may include customer service representative positions, sales manager positions and information clerk positions. Prepare for the career you choose by working through coursework that focuses on complex business concepts, analysis and collaboration.

  Start now. Stack later.¹ Many of our programs are stackable.² This means that some of the courses you complete may be able to count toward your next degree or certificate program at DeVry. We make it easy to build your future – one step at a time.

  For example, when you earn an Associate Degree in Business with a specialization in Healthcare Business, every course you complete can also serve as a steppingstone to a Bachelor’s of Science in Technical Management.

Bachelor’s Degree

• Healthcare Administration with a Healthcare Management specialization

¹At the time of application to the next credential level, an evaluation of qualifying transfer credit will occur and the most beneficial outcome will be applied.

²The ABUS-Healthcare Business track is not embedded in the bachelor’s degree in technical management with health information management specialty. Students may pursue other technical management specializations, such as health services management. For the associate in Business, healthcare business specialization, every course counts towards the Bachelor of Science in Technical Management-General Option

Health Information Management

Build a solid foundation in business while gaining the skills and experience to help drive more efficient and effective healthcare delivery, electronic recording and access to patient information. Learn information systems, health policy, advanced classification systems, data security and privacy management.

Bachelor’s Degree

• Technical Management with a Health Information Management specialization

Health Information Technology

Develop a strong foundation of skills needed to capture digital health information and manage technical systems designed for the healthcare industry. Explore techniques to help ensure that health information maintains its quality, accuracy, accessibility and security in electronic systems and paper files. Learn about human anatomy, information systems, legal issues, pharmacology, pathophysiology, data applications and more. Prepare for AHIMA’s Registered Health Information Technician (RHIT) certification exam.

Associate Degree

• Health Information Technology

Health Services Management

Build a solid foundation in business while learning the political, social, cultural, economic and technical influences that help shape today’s healthcare systems. Explore the range of health services management areas from patient records management to insurance claims and billing to healthcare financing.

Bachelor’s Degree

• Technical Management with a specialization in Health Services Management