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Medical billing & Coding Salary in India

Medical billing & Coding is the back end process working on behalf of US hospital or clinic Doctor’s. In India there are N Number of companies providing Medical billing & Coding jobs. Especially cities like Chennai,Bangalore, Mumbai, Kolkata, Coimbatore etc., especially in Chennai there are many companies providing Medical billing & Coding Jobs.

For a fresher the Salary starts from 8000 – 12000 rupees monthly, if you are an experience person Salary will be around 20,000 – 35,000 rupees. Again this is only a general information, salary for Medical billing & Coding will differ from company to company.

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  2. offshorebillingcompanyApril 21, 2014 at 10:22 PM

    A Professional Medical Billing Companies in India Works with dedication and helps the U.S practitioners and other healthcare organizations to rising their business revenue maximization procedures on account of reducing the underpayment and declined claims.

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