Administrative Medical Assistant • Stage 4: Insurance, Coding and Finances

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Course Prerequisite(s)

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Complete the preceding Administrative stage before purchasing or beginning this stage.

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What Will You Learn?

  • Distinguish insurance verification, authorization, claim decisions and payment.
  • Use supplied documentation to support accurate diagnosis and procedure coding.
  • Verify patient balances, payments and adjustments before communicating account information.
  • Reconcile office financial records and route unresolved differences appropriately.
  • Recognize medical word parts in insurance, coding and billing tasks.
  • Demonstrate learning through quizzes and uploaded work samples.

Course Content

Medical Insurance
Distinguish benefit verification, authorization, adjudication and payment; calculate classroom estimates only from supplied plan rules.

  • Health Insurance Policies
  • Policy Provisions and Terminology
    05:24
  • Types of Insurance Plans
  • Health Insurance Payers
  • Government Insurance
  • Advance Beneficiary Notice
  • Third Party Liability Insurance Types
  • Health Insurance Claims
  • CMS 1500 Claim Form
  • Secondary Policies
  • Medical Insurance • Applied Decisions
  • Benefits Desk • Verification and Claim Readiness

Diagnosis Coding
Support documentation and code-reference verification without inventing diagnoses or unsupported clinical detail.

Procedure Coding
Verify performed-service evidence, reference purpose, unit definitions and modifier support through authorized coding review.

Patient Billing and Collections
Reconcile payments and adjustments, verify patient responsibility and resolve billing concerns with respectful evidence-based follow-up.

Banking and Practice Finances
Reconcile payment channels, invoices and bank/book differences while preserving review controls and actual transaction status.