Medical Billers To Celebrate Official Day Of Recognition On March 27, 2008 - USA

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Article Date: 28 Mar 2008 - 2:00 PDT

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Several members of the American Medical Billing Association (AMBA) have requested and obtained official proclamations from their state Governor's that officially recognize Medical Biller's Day on March 27, 2008. This will be the first Medical Biller's Day of recognition.

Cyndee Weston, Executive Director of AMBA, believes that Medical Billers deserve recognition for all their efforts, long hours of work and professionalism they strive to achieve in providing medical billing services to health care providers. Medical Billers work hard to comply with state and Federal regulations as well as learning all that goes into providing professional medical billing services. AMBA members, as well as Medical Billers from across the nation are deserving of a day they can be officially recognized and one that they can celebrate nationally.

The Association, along with Local Chapters, will be holding celebratory festivities throughout the day.

To learn more about National Medical Biller's Day, go to http://www.ambanet.net/nbd2.htm.

About the American Medical Billing Association (AMBA)

The AMBA is the nation's largest education and credentialing association for small, third party Medical Billers. The AMBA provides credentials to Medical Billers that work from their home or office or in physician offices. The certification the Association offers is the CMRS which represents the highest standard certification for medical billing. The AMBA provides a wide variety of benefits and education to its worldwide members. The AMBA has recently formed twelve local chapters and is diligently working to expand their local chapters nationwide.

American Medical Billing Association