PROGRAM SYLLABUSEntry Point into Healthcare Revenue Operations
START HERE: Medical Billing Foundation Program
Provide learners with a strong, hands-on practical foundation in the US medical billing and revenue cycle environment.
Delivery Formats: Remote Live Cohort, On-Site Interactive, Hybrid
Who This Program Is Designed For
- Fresh graduates seeking high-demand professional careers
- Students & entry-level job seekers in healthcare administration
- Career switchers transitioning into US healthcare billing
- People exploring a career in US healthcare revenue cycle operations
Core Capabilities Developed
- Understand the basics of the US Healthcare system and how doctors get paid
- Learn how to read medical insurance cards and verify patient coverage
- Master the process of entering medical charges and basic billing codes
- Submit medical claims and fix common errors to ensure fast payment
- Read payment explanations (EOBs) and follow up on unpaid claims
- Develop professional US communication skills to ace job interviews
Complete Program Syllabus
Detailed module breakdown and practical learning topics (6 Modules)
01
Intro to US Healthcare & Insurance
- What is Medical Billing and how does the revenue cycle work?
- Understanding basic terms: Copay, Deductible, Co-insurance
- Different types of insurance: Medicare, Medicaid, and Commercial
- HIPAA compliance: Protecting patient privacy and health data
02
Patient Registration & Verification
- How to read an insurance card correctly
- Verifying if a patient is active and covered for their visit
- Understanding primary vs. secondary insurance coordination
- Checking what specific services the insurance will pay for
03
Medical Coding Basics & Charge Entry
- Introduction to Codes: Translating doctor visits into billing language
- Diagnosis codes (ICD-10) vs. Procedure codes (CPT) made simple
- Typing in patient charges accurately into billing software
- Ensuring the doctor's notes match the services being billed
04
Submitting Claims & Fixing Rejections
- What is a medical claim (CMS-1500 form) and how is it built?
- Sending claims electronically to insurance companies
- What is a Clearinghouse and why do claims get rejected?
- Fixing simple typos and resubmitting claims quickly
05
Getting Paid (Payments & Follow-up)
- Understanding the Explanation of Benefits (EOBs) from insurances
- Entering insurance and patient payments into the system
- Following up on unpaid or delayed claims (Accounts Receivable)
- Calling insurance companies to solve payment issues and denials
06
Job Readiness & Professional Skills
- How to write professional emails to US clients and colleagues
- Speaking confidently on the phone with insurance representatives
- Building a strong resume tailored for entry-level billing jobs
- Mock interviews to help you practice and land your first role
Ready to Advance Your Capability?
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