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RCM Fundamentals

The complete map of the revenue cycle, from scheduling and eligibility to payment posting and AR, explained with real examples so every later course makes sense.

At a glance
Duration
2 weeks · 6 live sessions of 90 minutes
Delivery
Live online classes with recordings, plus reading and short quizzes
Prerequisites
None. Suitable for people new to healthcare administration.
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Revenue cycle management is a chain of hand-offs. When people understand only their own link, errors are passed downstream and nobody can explain why cash is late. RCM Fundamentals gives you the whole chain in two weeks: who does what, which documents and codes move between steps, where claims fail, and how money is finally posted. You leave able to read a claim, an EOB and an AR report, and to describe what a good process looks like at each step.

Who this course is for

Anyone entering healthcare revenue cycle work: new hires at practices and billing companies, front desk staff who want to understand what happens after check-in, and career changers deciding which RCM role suits them.

Outcomes

What you will be able to do

  • Explain every step of the revenue cycle and who owns it
  • Read a CMS-1500, an ERA and an AR aging report
  • Identify where a claim failed from its status and remittance codes
  • Decide which RCM specialization to pursue next
Curriculum

Course content

1Week 1: From appointment to claim
  • Roles in the revenue cycle and how they hand off
  • Scheduling, registration and demographic accuracy
  • Insurance basics: plans, networks, eligibility, benefits, authorizations and referrals
  • The encounter: documentation, superbills and charge capture
  • Codes that travel with a claim: ICD-10-CM, CPT, HCPCS, modifiers, place of service
  • Anatomy of the CMS-1500 and the 837 electronic claim
2Week 2: From claim to cash
  • Clearinghouses, scrubbing, acceptance and rejections
  • Payer adjudication and the remittance (ERA/EOB)
  • Payment posting, contractual adjustments and patient responsibility
  • Denials versus rejections, and the follow-up process
  • AR aging, timely filing and write-offs
  • Key performance indicators a practice should watch

Practical component

Trace three synthetic patients from appointment to payment in the Revelrex training EHR: build the claim, read the remittance, post the payment and explain the balance.

Assessment

Two short quizzes and a final exercise (trace-the-claim). Pass mark 70%.

Completion

Attend or watch all six sessions, complete the quizzes and pass the final exercise.

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