$129.00
Life Cycle of a Health Insurance Claim introduces the student to all of the steps involved in processing of an insurance claim. The new CMS-1500 claim form (rev-02-12) for professional claims and its requirements are covered. The student will learn various requirements needed to complete the new CMS-1500 form and how they affect payments. Included in this course are NPI numbers, modifier placement, and secondary insurance information. Also covered is medical terminology relating to the submission and payment of insurance claims. The student is walked through the entire process of an health insurance claim from the gathering of information for the claim to insuring full payment from all parties involved for the service. Also covered are the tracking of the claims process and the rules of various insurance carriers for timely filing of insurance claims.
You will be brought to a verified safe & secure checkout page, where you can complete your course purchase with a credit card, or by using PayPal.
After you check out, you will receive your course login information and login key in your email. This may take a few minutes.
Some facilities do offer remote billing opportunities. If you are looking for medical billing as business to start, you can definitely work from home
While it is necessary to understand coding, it is definitely not necessary to take a comprehensive coding course. Our course in coding offers exactly what a medical biller needs to know without learning complicated coding issues necessary for a person who wants to become a certified medical coder. Our coding course covers ICD-10, CPT, HCPCS, modifiers, place of service codes, E&M coding as well as bundling and unbundling.
We offer individualized support from the owners and authors by phone or email.
Yes, we do offer a monthly payment plan through PayPal called Bill Me Later. No interest is charged if paid in full within 6 months. PayPal Credit terms apply.
All students will get to work at their own pace, so completion time frames will vary according to each student. An aggressive, committed, and quick learner can complete the course in as little as four weeks (we have seen quicker than four weeks), while the average time frame for a person learning part time will be closer to three months.
Our course is different in a variety of ways, the first being that it was developed and written by the owners of a medical billing service who work daily in their office and are fully aware of all the necessary information required to succeed in this field. Additionally, our FREE support is bar none, meaning our students will have access to a very experienced instructor with several years of experience in medical billing. We also teach the students “practice management’ which is vital to understanding the revenue stream of healthcare providers. Our course will be updated to accommodate a very demanding industry with constant changes.
Our courses were written and are updated regularly by a mother/daughter team who started their own medical billing business in 1994 and have not only grown it to multiple locations with many employees but have helped many others do the same.
God Bless You for the services you give us. The books, the blog, the newsletter; I picked the best time to go into this business for myself and now I can benefit from your wisdom and experience. Thank You!
Just read Pricing Your Medical Billing Service – Great job loved it! This book is a great help for both the established medical billing service, and those just getting into the business. We can really relate to your experiences with patient billing copay misunderstandings, and some of the stories and antidotes really hit home! For example, when we started out – being to cheap and attracting cheap providers and not having the confidence to charge our worth. Also the story on patient billing and charging on CoPays – we lost a client over this issue also. We’ve had a few submissions to the website asking for advice on pricing, so we look forward to adding to our book page. Again great job! Contributing makes me feel like I’m being useful to the planet.
Hi Alice and Michele,I just finished your newest book titled “Pricing Your Medical Billing Service”. Your book is very timely with all the debate about the best (or legal) way to charge for your medical billing services. Despite owning a medical billing business for over 18 years, I still wrestle with charging our doctors on a percentage basis (which is how most of our accounts are set up) VS a fixed monthly fee. You make a compelling case for choosing the latter. Pricing Your Medical Billing Service is a great resource for a new billing service or anyone who is struggling between the different billing options, especially those who have clients in the states that you mention who do not allow percentage billing.
As the president of the Professional Medical Billers Association, not only do I whole-heartedly recommend and stand behind Alice and Michele’s books, we use the ‘How to Complete a UB-04 form’ e-book as the primary learning source for our ‘Facility Billing 101’ course! These books are authored by leaders and experts in the field and prove to be resources you will refer to time and time again!
