SAM #36C10X26Q0121

Medical Terminology and Coding Training Services for VA Financial Services Center

The Department of Veterans Affairs Financial Services Center (VA-FSC) in Austin, Texas, is seeking a contractor to provide medical terminology and coding training for government employees and supervisors who process medical claims. - Government Buyer: - Department of Veterans Affairs, Financial Services Center (VA-FSC) - Strategic Acquisition Center - Frederick, MD (contracting office) - Services Requested: - Medical terminology and coding training for up to 20 students per class - Training to cover fundamentals of medical terminology, coding systems (CPT, E/M, ICD10CM, HCPCS, modifiers), body systems terminology, hands-on coding practice, and third-party reimbursement concepts - Delivery formats: in-person at VA-FSC Austin, TX, and virtual sessions via Microsoft Teams or Cisco Webex - Up to four base period classes and two optional classes, with an additional option period for up to four more classes - Each class lasts up to five days, 8:00 am to 4:00 pm Central time - Contractor must provide qualified instructors with relevant certifications - Deliverables include course materials, certificates of completion, assessments, and post-course surveys - Training must be accessible to personnel with little or no prior experience and foster innovative learning and knowledge retention - Compliance with VA security and privacy requirements is mandatory - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation - Place of performance is the VA Financial Services Center, 8000 Metropolis Drive, Building B, Austin, TX 78744

Description

The Department of Veterans Affairs, Financial Services Center (VA-FSC) requires medical terminology and coding training for Government employees and supervisors processing medical claims. The course shall: • Provide a fundamental understanding of the o various medical terminology and medical codes, and o essential core competencies detailed in Section 4 of the PWS. • Effectively apply to Government employees and supervisors with little or no previous experience with medical terminology and medical coding. • Be set in a culture designed to promote innovative ways to develop employees’ understanding of basic medical terminology requirements. • Promote knowledge retention and include innovative strategies for effective learning and continuous application, accounting for human memory, learning processes, and adult learning styles. • Maintain and develop a Government employee and supervisor workforce capable of effectively processing customers’ medical claims. • Be inclusive per training session/ curriculum, program materials, and a certificate upon successful completion of training for each VA-FSC attendee.

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