Healthcare edition

This course identifies how to determine coordination of benefits.

This course identifies what can happen if complete and correct payer information is not obtained during patient intake.

This course introduces Medicare Advantage Plans – otherwise known as Medicare Part C.

This course introduces the Verification Flow and its components.

This course introduces Medicaid, a Federal and state funded healthcare program for low-income families and individuals, some who may have inadequate or no health insurance coverage.

This course introduces TRICARE and CHAMPVA, two military health insurance programs.

This course introduces other health insurance payers, such as Blue Cross Blue Shield, Health Maintenance Organizations, and commercial health insurance plans.

This course identifies the components of a complete physician order, types of physician orders, and the information obtained from a physician order.

This course identifies encounter information gathered at patient intake.

This course identifies what can happen if complete and correct encounter information is not obtained during patient intake.

This course identifies information that is available on a Patient’s health insurance card. It is written as if we’re talking to the Patient Intake team.

This course introduces Medicare, a government health insurance program, through a CMS offered course entitled World of Medicare.

This course is designed to teach health care professionals and administrative staff the fundamentals of the Medicare Program.

This course introduces terms associated with surgical procedures and symptoms, commonly used medical acronyms, and practical terms that have usage slightly different from the literal meaning of the word.

This course identifies appropriate MPI search steps to ensure the correct Patient is identified and medical record number assigned, if appropriate.

This course identifies the individuals for whom demographic information is obtained during the patient intake process.

This course identifies the key demographic elements that should be captured during patient intake.

This course identifies information that should be obtained about the key players at the time of patient intake.

This course introduces the Verification Flow and its components.

This course introduces the body systems and body. It identifies organs or body parts that are usually associated with the system or an area.

This course will help you identify the signs of abuse so that you may obtain help for the victim.

This course introduces basic medical term word building skills that include combining forms, prefixes and suffixes.

It is important to create and maintain accurate and complete medical records for a few reasons, including ensuring patients receive safe, quality care. Documentation in the Medical Record discusses the purposes of documentation, the commonly used formats, and the dos and don’ts of charting.

This course is to help you recognize and respond to potentially violent situations within your healthcare organization. You’ll learn the risk factors for violence, your responsibilities in those situations, and the steps that can be taken to control violence.