Ready to Uncover the Secrets of Medicare and Supercharge Your Revenue Cycle Management?

This course breaks down Medicare in simple terms. You will learn the foundations of medical billing, medical coding, and RCM (Revenue Cycle Management). We will show you how to handle prior authorizations, referrals, and specialist provider billing. You will also learn how to avoid claim denials, manage compliance, and respond to audits. By the end, you will feel confident using Medicare-specific codes (ICD-10, CPT, HCPCS) and applying best practices in any health care setting.

Key Topics Covered:

• Medicare Basics: Understand the different parts of Medicare (A, B, C, and D), who is eligible, and when to enroll.

• Billing and Coding Essentials: Learn how to submit accurate claims, reduce errors, and follow correct medical coding guidelines.

• Prior Authorizations & Referrals: Discover techniques to simplify these steps for both patients and providers.

• Compliance & Audits: Explore methods to prevent fraud and respond effectively to Medicare audits.

• Revenue Cycle Management: Master strategies to improve cash flow, reduce denials, and optimize overall billing processes.

After completing this course, you will be ready to handle Medicare billing challenges in health care organizations. You will know how to manage coordination of benefits, use data analytics for better outcomes, and adapt to policy changes. If you want a clear, step-by-step guide to Medicare and Revenue Cycle Management, this course is designed for you. Enroll now and take control of your medical billing future!

Who this course is for:

• Professionals and students interested in mastering Medicare billing, coding, and compliance
• Revenue cycle management teams focusing on reducing denials and optimizing cash flow
• Medical office staff who handle insurance claims, prior authorizations, and referrals
• Healthcare providers and administrators seeking to stay updated on Medicare regulations
• Anyone looking to build or advance a career in medical billing and coding with a Medicare focus