SimChart for the Medical Office: Learning the Medical Office Workflow - 2026 Edition

Get a hands-on introduction to the medical office electronic health record! SimChart for the Medical Office: Learning the Medical Office Workflow, 2026 Edition, uses a guided approach with full access to SimChart® for the Medical Office (SCMO), Elsevier’s educational simulated electronic health record (EHR), plus clear, step-by-step instructions for a variety of medical assisting simulations. With SCMO access included with purchase, you will become acclimated to these simulations by completing more than 50 hours of practice tasks that address essential ABHES and CAAHEP Medical Assisting educational competencies. Screenshots and best practices make it easier for you to work through SimChart for the Medical Office tasks and assignments so you can master essential documentation skills to prepare for externship and practice.
• Intuitive and realistic EHR developed for education creates a safe environment to learn documentation skills and practice-readiness• 110 interactive assignments, tied to 220 ABHES and CAAHEP competencies, provide more than 50 hours of documentation practice within the simulation• Step-by-step instructions and accompanying SCMO screenshots help you break down common tasks and learn to work accurately and efficiently• Hands-on practice exercises include front office tasks, clinical documentation skills, and financial management for Medical Assisting, Medical Office, and Medical Billing & Coding• Discrete tasks simulate actual Medical Assisting administrative duties, such as managing patient scheduling in a multi-doctor practice, documenting a variety of services, processing insurance claims, posting payments, and much more• Simulation Playground supplements the prebuilt assignments to give you virtually unlimited practice• Post-case quizzes with auto-grading feature assesses your understanding of MA competencies and standards• Accreditation competency mapping to CAHIIM (Commission on Accreditation for Health Informatics and Information Management Education) meets the needs of HIM/HIT programs