More coders will be needed to tackle the demands of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, as well as the upcoming ICD-10 code set implementation. Dartmouth Hitchcock teamed up with the state labor departments in New Hampshire and Vermont to find and train additional coders.
Coders selected for the program will receive their education at no cost.
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