You learned how to care for patients. But did anyone teach you how to get paid for it?
The Business Side of Medicine: Real-World Billing & Coding for Practitioners is a practical, self-paced course designed to help healthcare practitioners better understand the business side of clinical practice.
Credentialing & insurance enrollment • Insurance verification & patient costs • Revenue cycle management • ICD-10-CM • CPT & HCPCS • E/M coding • Modifiers • Medicare & NP billing • Appropriate revenue capture • NP practice coding • Telehealth billing • Claim submission & tracking • Denials & appeals • Payment posting • Revenue management • Real-world documentation & practice improvement
Whether you're opening your own practice, already running one, or simply tired of not understanding the business happening behind your patient encounters, this course was built to make the process easier to understand.
Stop treating billing like someone else's department. Learn the business behind the medicine.
$299 | Self-Paced Online Course
For educational purposes only. This course does not constitute legal, financial, compliance, or individualized billing or coding advice. Coding requirements and payer policies can change and vary by payer, service, and jurisdiction. Current official coding resources, CMS guidance, and individual payer policies should be consulted when making billing and coding decisions.
Whether you own a practice, are preparing to open one, or simply want to understand what happens after the patient leaves the exam room, this course gives you a practical foundation for navigating the financial side of healthcare.
You take care of the patient. Now learn what happens to the claim.
Enroll today for $299
Educational Disclaimer: This course is provided for educational purposes only and does not constitute legal, financial, compliance, or individualized billing advice. Coding, billing, payer policies, and regulations may change and can vary by payer and jurisdiction. Always verify current requirements with applicable payers, CMS, official coding resources, and qualified compliance professionals.