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12 Σεπ 2024 · Find out the average salary of medical billers and coders in each state and city, and how certification, location, and workplace affect your earnings. Compare the data from the BLS and the AAPC and learn about the benefits and career outlook of this field.
Find out how much medical billers and coders earn in different states and industries, and what factors affect their salary potential. Compare the national median salary, state employment, and hourly wage data for this profession.
Medical billing and coding salaries are lower than the national average in 23 states. States where medical coders and billers are paid the lowest wages compared to the national average are in the Deep South. Mississippi ($46,250) and Alabama ($48,169) are the only two states in which billing and coding salaries are more than 10 percent below ...
What state pays the most? AAPC’s 2024 Medical Coding and Billing Salary Report shows annual income averages for medical records specialists across the 50 states and territories differ by up to 31.5 percent, with the highest in California at $76,695, and the lowest in West Virginia at $52,556.
In 2022, thirty-nine states saw growth in medical billing and coding salaries. Vermont saw a 17.4% growth over the average 2021 salary within the state. Iowa (8.9%), Idaho (8.8%), Rhode Island (8.2%), Wisconsin (6.8%), Illinois (6.5%0, Mississippi (5.7%), Delaware (5.2%), Tennessee (5.2%), and Arkansas (4.8%) also saw improved salaries as well.
Find out the average annual and hourly pay for medical coders in different states across the U.S. See the top 50 highest paying states and compare them with the national average of $46,638.
30 Νοε 2023 · Learn how your medical coding salary depends on your certifications, experience, location, and healthcare settings. See the average salary for a CPC in the US and the top-paying states for medical coders.
