Life Cycle of the Outpatient Medical Claim
10/09/2026 Live Webinar
Description
We will review the life of the claim from the step, where patient makes appointment until the claim is fully reimbursed by insurance, and patient, and is reconciled in the system. We will discuss every important step and who is responsible for that step to help practice increase revenue, while staying organized and compliant with regulations.
This is a very important topic to understand how the service is tied to the claim, and how that claim is being processed. During this presentation we will learn the importance of each step and who is responsible for accomplishing it.
Who Should Attend
- Medical Practice Owners
- Practice Administrators
- Medical Billers
- Medical Coders
- Medical Compliance officers
Webinar Details
- Date: 10/09/2026
- Time: 12:00 PM - 01:00 PM (EST)
- Registration Deadline: 10/08/2026
- Venue: Live Webinar
Speaker:
Kate Gilman
CPC, CPCO CEO
Kate has almost two decades of experience in the healthcare industry. She is an expert coder, and compliance officer, and trains healthcare providers ...
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