Illinois Medical Billing and Coding Programs

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If you are interested in a career in Medical Billing and Coding in Illinois then you will be glad to know that the Bureau for Labor Statistics (BLS) predicts that the occupation will experience significant employment growth of 13% between 2016 and 2026.

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Top Medical Billing and Coding Schools Illinois

CollegeAreaDeliveryWebsite
College of DuPageGlen EllynCampusVisit Site
College of Lake CountyGraystakeCampusVisit Site
Danville Area Community CollegeDanvilleCampusVisit Site
DeVry University - Online AssociateDowners GroveOnlineVisit Site
Harper CollegePalatineCampusVisit Site
Joliet Junior CollegeJolietCampusVisit Site
Midstate CollegPeoriaCampus and OnlineVisit Site
Moraine Valley Community CollegePalos HillsCampusVisit Site
Oakton Community CollegeDes PlainesCampusVisit Site
Rasmussen CollegeAuroraCampusVisit Site
Rasmussen CollegeRockfordCampusVisit Site
Rend Lake CollegeInaCampusVisit Site
Richland Community CollegeDecatorCampus and OnlineVisit Site
Southern Illinois Collegiate Common MarketCartervilleCampusVisit Site
Southwestern Illinois CollegeBellevilleCampusVisit Site
Waubonsee Community CollegeSugar GroveCampus and OnlineVisit Site

There is no set basic education requirements in Illinois for becoming a Medical Biller and or Medical Coder. Most employers will prefer a minimum of an associates degree from an accredited school. There are 16 accredited programs in Illinois.

The map below shows all Medical Billing and Coding schools in Illinois and nearby;


Medical Billing and Coding Salary in Illinois

Average Salary$43,150
Hourly Wage$20.75
Top 10% of Earners$64,150
Bottom 10% of Earners$25,750

Please note: The BLS classifies those working as Medical Billers and Coders as ‘Medical Records and Health Information Technician’.

The average salary for those working in Medical Billing and Coding in Illinois is $43,150, a little above the national average, according to the most recent BLS data. This represents an hourly wage of $20.75.

Within Illinois the bottom 10% of those working in the career earned $25,750 whilst the top 10% earned $64,150.

There are currently approximately 8,080 persons employed as Medical Billers and Medical Coders in in the state.

The table below breaksdown the average salaries across the main Metro areas in Illinois.

AreaSalaryEmployedTop 10%Bottom 10%
Danville, IL$48,84050$70,250$29,360
Chicago-Naperville-Arlington Heights, IL $46,8904,400$68,650$28,200
Kankakee, IL$46,59030$63,230$28,890
Chicago-Naperville-Elgin, IL-IN-WI$46,1705,810$67,690$28,070
Lake County-Kenosha County, IL-WI $45,310840$68,670$29,700
Springfield, IL$42,850350$71,430$23,990
Elgin, IL Metropolitan Division$42,250190$62,620$27,130
Bloomington, IL$40,63080$61,990$26,000
Carbondale-Marion, IL$39,480120$59,080$22,320
Rockford, IL$38,600270$58,670$25,820
Decatur, IL$35,43070$52,340$22,460
Champaign-Urbana, IL$35,150250$49,920$23,170
Peoria, IL$34,010380$49,110$23,680


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