Medical billing and coding training in Michigan
Train to become a certified medical biller and coder in the Great Lakes State.With Michigan’s healthcare needs growing across metro and rural areas, medical billing and coding continues to offer strong career potential. From Detroit to Grand Rapids to Lansing, our online training gives you the flexibility to learn your way — self-paced or instructor-led.
Local education providers in Michigan
Our AAPC-licensed education providers offer comprehensive medical billing and coding training in Michigan, equipping you with the knowledge and skills needed to pass the CPC and CPB certification exams.
Jackson College
Jackson, MI 49201
260-336-4001
douglasmaryt@jccmi.edu
https://www.jccmi.edu
Empowered Coding Innovations - Medical Coding and Training, LLC
Grand Rapids, MI 49512
248-300-8911
empoweredcodinginnovations@gmail.com
http://www.empoweredcodinginnovations.com/
Davenport University
Grand Rapids, MI 49512
616-233-2589
ipex@davenport.edu
https://www.davenport.edu/ipex-course-schedule/medical-coding-certification-cpcr
Melissa Coding And Consulting, LLC
Livonia, MI 48154
248-563-1227
melissacoding@gmail.com
https://www.melissacoding.com
Ask The Biller, LLC.
Dearborn, MI 48120
866-245-5371
askthebiller@gmail.com
https://www.justaskthebiller.com
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Job-Ready Program: Medical Billing and Coding Training
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Certified Professional Biller (CPB®) Medical Billing Training Course
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Salary
Medical billing and coding salary in Michigan
The median yearly income for Michigan medical coders, billers, auditors, and other healthcare business professionals is $62,332, compared to the East North Central region’s overall median income of $63,182.
Our 2025 salary survey shows that the highest-paid people in Michigan working in the business of healthcare make an average $108,929 and hold the CPC-I credential, among others.
The top three employers of healthcare business professionals in the state are health systems, hospitals (both outpatient and inpatient depts), and small group practices (2-10 physicians).
Roughly 64.5% of healthcare business professionals in Michigan work remotely, earning an average $62,732. A reported 16.1% work on site, earning an average $59,186, and 19.4% work partly onsite and partly remote (hybrid), earning an average $63,606.
Michigan salary by certification
Certification Type | Average Salary |
|---|---|
CPC | $ 64,280 |
COC | $ 71,129 |
CIC | $ 68,750 |
CRC | $ 70,256 |
CPB | $ 57,222 |
CPMA | $ 75,515 |
CDEO | $ 74,444 |
CPCO | $ 71,042 |
CPPM | $ 72,679 |
CPC-I | $ 108,929 |
CANPC | $ 69,167 |
CASCC | $ 66,250 |
CCVTC | $ 62,500 |
CEMC | $ 76,500 |
CFPC | $ 65,000 |
CGSC | $ 64,167 |
CHONC | $ 65,625 |
COBGC | $ 67,500 |
COC-A | $ 47,500 |
COSC | $ 61,071 |
CPC-A | $ 49,718 |
CPC-P | $ 86,250 |
CPEDC | $ 67,500 |
CRHC | $ 72,500 |
CCC | $ 67,500 |
CEDC | $ 81,786 |
Michigan salary by education
Certification + Educational Background | Average Salary |
|---|---|
High school graduate | $ 60,893 |
Technical school | $ 59,545 |
Some college | $ 61,861 |
Associate's degree | $ 59,089 |
Bachelor's degree | $ 68,986 |
Master's degree | $ 89,375 |
Michigan salary by experience
Certification + Years Experience | Average Salary |
|---|---|
0-1 | $ 42,857 |
2.0-4.0 | $ 49,674 |
5.0-9.0 | $ 56,263 |
10.0-15.0 | $ 63,671 |
16.0-20.0 | $ 68,500 |
21.0-25.0 | $ 65,227 |
26.0-30.0 | $ 71,667 |
31+ | $ 78,627 |
About this report
Those considering a medical coding career won’t find a better source of industry information than AAPC, the nation’s largest professional organization for medical coders, billers, and others working in the business of healthcare. AAPC offers certifications, code books, exam study guides and additional preparation materials, local chapters, distance learning classes, and other resources.
AAPC annually surveys healthcare business professionals regarding their income based on location, education, experience, credential(s), and other data points. The figures posted here are based on the most recent survey report, which resulted in about 24,000 responses.
Billing and coding jobs in MI
Why pursue a medical billing and coding career?
Strong healthcare network: Michigan's robust healthcare network, particularly in cities like Detroit and Grand Rapids, creates significant demand for medical records specialists.
Job stability: As Michigan’s healthcare systems continue to expand, so does the need for trained billing and coding professionals.
Remote options available: 64% of medical billers and coders in Michigan work remotely, with the rest engaged in hybrid or in-person roles.
local chapters
Connect with professionals shaping the billing and coding field in Michigan.
Connecting with peers can elevate your career. In Michigan, there are 11 AAPC chapters that host local events and discussions that help coders stay informed and inspired.
These connections often lead to new job opportunities, collaborations, and personal development.
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