If you don’t handle billing, coding and credentialing correctly, your practice won’t survive for long. Not only do these essential practice management responsibilities keep your reimbursement flowing, but when done right, they can keep auditors at bay and cut your risk of fines and penalties.
Your practice is counting on you to master these skill sets and ensure that your claims are being processed swiftly and compliantly. And whether you’ve worked in a medical practice for years or you’re new to the industry, you could use a hand.
You can discover the strategies that will bring your coding, billing and credentialing skills to the expert level during this essential 3-part online training series presented by national coding, billing and training experts. During each section of this series, your trainer will provide you with practical, step-by-step tactics that will help you boost your claims, collections and credentialing success rates. These include:
Part 1: Coding 101 for Practice Managers: What You Really Need to Know
Part 2: Billing 101: Boost Revenue and Reduce Headaches
Part 3: Credentialing 101: Proven Tactics Keep Practice Revenue Flowing
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PART 1: Coding 101 for Practice Managers: What You Really Need to Know
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Although practice managers don’t need to know the minute details of HOW to code, you do need a solid grasp of how coding works, and how it influences your practice’s income. Getting a firm grasp of coding basics is the only way to ensure you are able to ethically get paid for every allowable service your providers perform.
Coding expert Victoria Moll, CPC, CPMA, COC, CRC, CPRC, AAPC Approved Instructor, Fellow will walk you through the basics of coding during her 75-minute training session, with just enough detail to make it meaningful and useful, without making your eyes glaze over.
Practice Management Training Takeaways:
- Harness medical coding knowledge to boost your practice’s revenue
- Differentiate HCPCS codes from ICD-10-CM codes
- Find out how putting your codes in the right order can lead to higher reimbursement
- Keep auditors off your tail by knowing why you must perform medical coding self-audits
- Avoid global period claim denials with a few simple tips
PART 2: Billing 101: Boost Revenue and Reduce Headaches
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From pre-authorizing procedures and collecting copays to appealing claims and working denials, every phase of the billing process can present opportunities for your practice to lose money — unless you know the ropes. To improve your billing accuracy, bring in every penny you’re owed, and submit successful appeals, you must have an eye on every claim, and know what you’re looking for.
Billing expert Sherri Lewis, CPB, will share details about every step along the way in the billing and collections process so you’ll walk away from her 60-minute training with actionable tips that can help you bring in more of the reimbursement your practice is due.
Practice Management Training Takeaways:
- Simple strategies to improve your front desk data collection accuracy
- Boost your success rate for appeals and reconsiderations
- Prevent disasters with your claims and accounts by using these step-by-step protocols
- Improve revenue by utilizing your practice management and EHR software to its full capability
- Reduce your AR and boost collections with front desk tools that work
- Uncover authorization and referral strategies to cut claim denials
PART 3: Credentialing 101: Proven Tactics Keep Practice Revenue Flowing
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The consequences of incorrect provider enrollment and credentialing are extreme. Your provider can be terminated from payer networks, lose hospital admitting privileges, and see dramatic reductions in new patients and revenue.
Credentialing and enrollment expert Tracey Tokheim can help. During her 90-minute online training session, she’ll walk you through the most important aspects of provider credentialing and enrollment, and help you ensure everything sails through the approval process the first time.
Practice Management Training Takeaways:
- Proven processes to overcome the top barriers to successful enrollment
- Identify application red flags fast and stop them from hurting your revenue
- Avoid missed deadlines with proven provider enrollment activity tracking
- Master electronic database application processes
Pin down clear hand-offs to avoid details falling through the cracks
Past Webinar Reviews:
“The content was well organized. Ms. Tokheim was knowledgeable about the different aspects of credentialing.”
– Monica Martin, Central Nephrology Clinic
“Speaker was very informative and the Webinar was very interesting.”
– All Colleagues, Heartland Alliance
“I thought the webinar was great especially since I am new to credentialing.”
– Kristine Keane, Shore Neuropsychology & Behavioral Health
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Victoria is a surgical coder for a large physician group in Allentown, Pennsylvania. She has over seven years of experience in billing and coding for hospitalists, obstetrics/gynecology, transplant services, general surgery, hematology/oncology, and plastic and reconstructive surgery.
She previously worked as a coding and health information instructor and now teaches classes to prepare coding students for the CPC exam. Victoria is an active member of the American Academy of Professional Coders, having held office in multiple chapters and mentored several members.
Victoria is a published writer and frequent speaker on the subject of plastic and reconstructive surgery coding. She owns and operates her own coding education website, Contempo Coding.
Sherri Lewis has over 15 years working with a variety of medical professionals helping to ensure a thriving private practice. She has worked in all administrative positions, top to bottom assisting with reception, billing needs, credentialing, contracting, management, and more.
She brings a robust understanding of all the details and requirements of having a successful and profitable revenue cycle with compassion for both patients and providers and their staff trying to navigate the financial side of their private practice. She is a Certified Professional Biller with the American Academy of Professional Coders and owner of Billing Simplicity, LLC.
Tracey is a recognized leader known for crafting strategic vision to achieve business goals through the development and execution of process efficiency, out-of-the box thinking, and key management partnerships.
While serving as a Product Line Senior Director with Aperture Credentialing, LLC, Tracey has achieved a strong customer collaboration to secure customer commitment to efficient provider enrollment/credentialing and the use of our products to get to a very efficient process.
Tracey’s career is comprised of over fifteen years management experience and over ten years project management execution while being recognized by staff for exceptional customer focus and employee recognition opportunity as “One of our Best” nominated by employees and leaders.
Tracey has dedicated her adult career to health care organizations experiencing process failure and been a part of achieving process success, execution successful implementation of training and process change, and leaves a mark as a leader by example.
Tracey holds a Master’s in Business Administration and Project Management and donates time and dollars to help children play sports who otherwise cannot afford it. She also has a passion for the outdoors while spending time with family and on her Harley. Tracey lives in Minnesota hence being outdoors is a love and a must. Even in the cold!!!
