Revenue Cycle and Healthcare Finance - Rev Cycle Ready

Name: Revenue Cycle and Healthcare Finance - Rev Cycle Ready
Rating: 4.4 (356 reviews)

Develop a Major Competitive Advantage By Learning Big Data Analysis in: Denials, RVUs, Write-Offs, and the Revenue Cycle

Bestseller

(356 ratings)

1,883 students

Created by John Holmgren, Curtis Norman

Last updated 4/2022

English

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What you'll learn

Revenue Cycle
Healthcare Finance
Pivot Tables
Root Cause Analysis
Big Data Analysis
Healthcare Analytics
Healthcare Billing Data
Healthcare Administration
Revenue Management
Healthcare Data
Big Data
Healthcare

Requirements

Excel: Beginner

Description

Nine out of ten healthcare administration employees wish they had learned more about revenue cycle, finance, and big data analytics during their graduate schooling. This course will prepare students with a better understanding of these topics by diving deep into RVUs, Denials, Write-Offs, AR, and the Revenue Cycle. No matter your skill level, this course can help you add more value to your organization.

Who this course is for:

Healthcare Administration Students
Practice Managers
Department Directors
Healthcare Administrators
Healthcare Professionals
Healthcare Leaders

John Holmgren

Healthcare Consultant at nThrive Analytics

4.4 Instructor Rating
356 Reviews
1,883 Students
1 Course

Passionate about helping patients love the healthcare delivery system. I graduated with my MHA from the University of Minnesota. I am certified by HFMA in Healthcare Finance. I enjoy networking especially with students and those interested in pursuing healthcare administration careers. I grew up in Utah and enjoy the Utah Jazz and homemade pizza.

Curtis Norman

Healthcare Finance and Analytics Consultant

4.5 Instructor Rating
513 Reviews
2,718 Students
2 Courses

Hello, my name is Curtis and I enjoy solving problems. More specifically, I enjoy solving problems through logical, strategic, and data-driven thinking. I studied finance before finding my passion for healthcare, which led to studying healthcare administration at the University of Minnesota. My passion for healthcare come when my daughter was born prematurely, only weighing 1 lb at birth. This passion was inspired by clinical professionals who are driven to help patients heal. I love knowing that my work is in turn helping clinicians and patients. I've recently found a love for teaching complex subjects and simplifying them.