Larock Healthcare Academy

Medical Office Administration

Canton / Akron Academy
Canton, OH
Certificate · 100% Online
Medical Office Administration
Licensed and registered with the State of Ohio Board of Career Colleges and Schools (Reg. #13-07-2022T).
This program is offered fully online with no set meeting times, enrolled through the Canton / Akron Academy.
Tuition is $1,550; with the $100 enrollment fee and $115 lab fee the total program cost is $1,765 (textbook purchased separately).
This program takes about 15 weeks to complete. It is 180 clock hours.
A $100 enrollment fee is charged, due with the application.
Contact the school for financial aid details for this program.

Medical Office Administration is a Certificate program (100% Online) offered by Larock Healthcare Academy in Canton, OH. The program takes 15 weeks to complete, with a total tuition of $1,550.

Program Overview

The Medical Office Administrator can find a rewarding position as an essential part of a physician’s office or medical clinic. Those who are skilled and knowledgeable in technology and computer software are in particularly high demand. A MOA must be able to handle multiple priorities at one time, have great customer service skills and a gracious phone manner.

MOAs should also have an understanding of medical terminology and general medical procedures which will be taught during the program here at Larock. Upon successful completion of this program, students will receive a certificate of completion and will be eligible to take the National Healthcareer Association's (NHA) Certified Medical Administrative Assistant (CMAA) certification examination.

Larock lists this program with an online option (ONLINE - no set meeting times) alongside its on-campus day and evening sessions.

Admission Requirements and Process

Larock operates on a rolling admissions basis. Entrance requirements for Medical Office Administration: 18+ years of age or High School Graduate (if under 18); High School Diploma or GED (if taking NHA exam); Must be computer efficient. Students may enroll in any program prior to the start of the first class if the class is not already full and can even begin on the second day of class, should late enrollment be approved.

General Requirements

  • Age or Education
    You must be 18 years of age or older, or a high school graduate if you are under 18.
  • High School Diploma or GED
    A high school diploma or GED is required if you plan to take the NHA certification exam.
  • Computer Skills
    You must be computer efficient to enroll in Medical Office Administration.
  • Enrollment Agreement
    Before admission into a program, you are required to review and sign an Enrollment Agreement and adhere to all of its tenets.
  • Enrollment Fee
    Enrollment fees are due with the application prior to the start of class.
  • Enrollment Dates
    You may enroll before the first class begins if the class is not already full, and late enrollment on the second day of class may be approved.
  • Additional Requirements
    Student health screenings and immunizations, background checks and externship requirements not specified in the catalog or Enrollment Agreement are the student's responsibility.

Application Process

  1. 1
    Request Information
    Tell Larock which program and location you are interested in. An admissions representative can follow up with details.
  2. 2
    Review Your Options
    Compare program availability, locations, schedule options, entrance requirements, and cost information with an admissions representative.
  3. 3
    Choose Your Program
    Select the program, campus, and class option that best fits your goals and availability.
  4. 4
    Complete Enrollment
    Work with admissions to complete enrollment documents, sign your Enrollment Agreement and make any required initial payment to help secure your spot.

Program Schedule

Upcoming Medical Office Administration class options listed by Larock for the Canton / Akron Academy:

  • November 2, 2026 — ONLINE - no set meeting times (15 weeks)

New programs begin every month. Programs may be canceled or pushed back if class size requirements are not met. Class hours and days are subject to change.

Cost of Attendance and Financial Aid Information

Cost and Financial Aid Information is an estimate for general reference only. It is not an offer or guarantee of financial aid or of any price, and what a School charges you may differ.
Total Program Tuition
≈ $1,550
Total Program Cost
≈ $1,765

Program costs (2026-2027 catalog). Enrollment fee $100; tuition $1,550; textbook: Textbook must be purchased; lab fee $115; total cost $1,765.

Larock lists the online session at the same total cost as the on-campus sessions.

Payment methods. Payments can be mailed, phoned in, paid online, or delivered in person to Larock Healthcare Academy. Accepted methods: cash; check; money order or cashier’s check; VISA, MasterCard, Discover & American Express; Workforce Investment Act (WIA); Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation (BVR) & Office of Vocational Rehabilitation (OVR); Military Spouse Career Advancement Account (MyCAA); and Bureau of Workers Compensation (BWC).

LHA IGNITE Scholarship. New Larock Healthcare Academy students may apply for the LHA IGNITE Scholarship, a one-time $500 tuition credit offered twice each year at the Canton, Cleveland, Columbus and Florence campuses.

Additional costs and fees. Additional costs such as student health screenings and immunizations, background checks, externship requirements and other financial obligations not specified in the catalog or Enrollment Agreement are the responsibility of the student. A $75.00 charge may apply to re-take a failed final practical exam; returned checks incur a $30.00 fee; transcripts are $6 each (plus $5 if mailed).

Refund policy. All enrollment fees, tuition and other fees paid may be refunded if the student notifies Larock in writing within five (5) calendar days of signing the Enrollment Agreement. A student who starts class and withdraws after the academic term is 40% completed will not be entitled to a refund of the tuition and fees.

Curriculum

The Medical Office Administration program introduces students to the healthcare environment and the administrative skills needed to support patients, providers, and office teams.

  • Medical Office Workflow. Learn how front-office responsibilities support the daily operation of a physician's office or medical clinic.
  • Medical Terminology. Build familiarity with healthcare language and common terms used in patient records and medical communication.
  • Computer and Office Skills. Develop technology-based skills used to support scheduling, records, documentation, and office tasks.
  • Customer Service. Practice professional communication skills for patients, phone calls, appointments, and healthcare office interactions.
  • Insurance Billing Basics. Learn introductory concepts related to insurance billing, basic coding, and medical office documentation.
  • Scheduling and Records. Understand how appointment scheduling and accurate patient information help a medical office run smoothly.

Program objectives. To introduce students to the health care environment and profession; to the basics in medical terminology, insurance billing and basic coding; and to quality customer service and satisfaction, scheduling appointments and documentation of patient information.

Career Outcomes

Medical Office Administrators support the business and patient-service side of healthcare. They may help with appointment scheduling, documentation, phone communication, patient service, insurance-related tasks, and front-office organization.

Graduates may look for entry-level opportunities using titles such as:

  • Medical Office Administrator
  • Medical Administrative Assistant
  • Medical Receptionist
  • Patient Services Representative
  • Front Desk Medical Office Assistant
  • Healthcare Office Support

Graduation and placement rates (Canton / Akron Academy, school catalog). Graduation rate: 2023 98%, 2024 67%, 2025 NA. Placement rate: 2023 80%, 2024 66%, 2025 NA.

Larock does not guarantee employment. Career assistance is provided and includes resume development, cover letter support, interview preparation, and access to a healthcare job board.

What to expect as a Larock Healthcare Academy student

The locations of Larock Healthcare Academy are commuter campuses; academy housing is not offered. Parking is offered at no additional cost for all students.

Career assistance. Larock offers a cover letter and resume development, and interview tips seminar for every program, and maintains a Job Board with employment opportunities relevant to the programs offered at Larock.

Campus Address

Canton / Akron Academy
4960 Higbee Ave NW
Suite 200
Canton, OH 44718

Why Accreditation Is Important

Larock Healthcare Academy is licensed and registered with the State of Ohio Board of Career Colleges and Schools (OBCCS) and the Kentucky Commission on Proprietary Education (KCPE). This campus: Ohio Reg. #13-07-2022T.

Registration numbers: Columbus #13-05-2018T; Middleburg Heights (Cleveland) #13-05-2019T; Canton #13-07-2022T; Florence license #KY-R-0489.

  • A reliable indicator of quality
  • Approved program of study
  • Qualified instructors
  • Recognition by employers nationwide

Accreditations

State Licensed

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Larock Healthcare Academy recent graduates
Larock Healthcare Academy recent graduates
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Medical Office Administration program?
Larock Healthcare Academy's Medical Office Administration program is a 180-clock-hour certificate program that trains students in healthcare office skills such as medical terminology, insurance billing basics, basic coding, customer service, scheduling, and documentation.
How long is the Medical Office Administration program?
The Medical Office Administration program is listed as 180 clock hours.
What does a Medical Office Administrator do?
A Medical Office Administrator helps support the business and patient-service side of a healthcare office. Duties may include scheduling, patient communication, documentation, phone support, insurance-related tasks, and front-office organization.
What skills are taught in the program?
The program introduces students to the healthcare environment, medical terminology, insurance billing, basic coding, customer service, scheduling appointments, and documentation of patient information.
Is this a clinical program?
No. Medical Office Administration is focused on administrative healthcare office skills rather than hands-on clinical patient care.
Can I take a certification exam after completing the program?
Upon successful completion of the program, students are eligible to take the National Healthcareer Association's Certified Medical Administrative Assistant certification examination.
Do I need healthcare experience to enroll?
Previous healthcare experience is not listed as a requirement. Students should review the current entrance requirements with Larock admissions before enrolling.
Do I need computer skills for this program?
Yes. The catalog lists computer efficiency as an entrance requirement for the Medical Office Administration program.
Where is the Medical Office Administration program offered?
Upcoming class availability should be confirmed using the schedule section on this page or by speaking with Larock admissions. Program availability may vary by campus and schedule.
How do I get started?
The best next step is to request information. A Larock admissions representative can help you review upcoming classes, entrance requirements, and enrollment steps.
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Request information about Medical Office Administration at Canton / Akron Academy.
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