Revenue cycle management (RCM) professionals keep healthcare systems running smoothly by handling the details of patient revenue—from the first point of contact to final payment. RCM roles cover everything from insurance processing, registration, eligibility, claims management, billing, collections, and denials.
13 COURSES | 10 CEUS EACH
Get the knowledge you need to build a successful health information career with our foundational courses—all online and self-paced. When you complete all 13 courses, you will earn the AHIMA Medical Coding and Reimbursement Micro-credential. If you choose to continue your journey, you can apply academic transfer credits towards certificate or undergraduate degree programs with participating academic institutions.
1 CEU
This course presents a primer on DRGs including the history, grouping logic, common DRG systems, and the role of case mix in the hospital.
Hardcover | Eighth Edition
This book gives educators, students, and healthcare professionals comprehensive, up-to-date information on healthcare reimbursement systems, and the impact each system has on the entire US healthcare delivery system and economy, in one trusted source.
Hardcover | Second Edition
This book helps health information professionals and students better understand and participate in the revenue cycle management process by providing examples of how facilities can move from managing the revenue cycle by department to managing with an interdisciplinary approach to gain significant improvements on the timely flow of revenue.
Hardcover | Sixth Edition
Basic Current Procedural Terminology and HCPCS Coding Exercises strengthens the coding knowledge of students of all levels with skill-building drills and real-world case studies.
Hardcover | Fourth Edition
Coding professionals and students will discover a unique and valuable resource to assist them with understanding the complexities of coding for inpatient reimbursement.
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Whitepaper
Learn how revenue integrity ensures a unified, systemic approach to revenue cycle optimization, preventing revenue leakage and maintaining compliance.