Understanding Accounts Receivable and the Aging Process
Unlock the secrets to mastering the finances in the Dental Practice! This dynamic course dives into insurance payments, contractual adjustments, EOBs, and the nitty-gritty of insurance aging. Transform your financial skills and optimize your organization's cash flow today!
Understanding Accounts Receivable and the Aging Process
Are you seeking the essential knowledge and skills to effectively manage accounts receivable in the dental office? This comprehensive course delves into the intricacies of insurance payments, the complexities of contractual adjustments, and the critical role of Explanation of Benefits (EOBs) in the financial workflow. Participants will also learn how to handle refund requests from insurance companies and patients, ensuring that all financial transactions are accurately processed and recorded. The course also includes a detailed exploration of the insurance aging process and provides strategies to manage aged accounts efficiently.
Course objectives:
- Identify and Understand Different Types of Insurance Payments
- Comprehend Contractual Adjustments
- Analyze Explanation of Benefits (EOBs)
- Understand the procedures for processing refund requests
- Navigate the Insurance Aging Process
By the end of this course, attendees will have a robust understanding of accounts receivable management, enabling them to optimize cash flow and maintain financial health within their organizations.
Length: 1 HOUR | Credits: 1.0 CE | AGD Code: 554 – Dental Insurance (Practice Management)
Amara Cashion
InstructorRegistration
Tuition
Credit Hours:
1.0
AGD Subject Code:
554 - Dental Insurance (Practice Management)
Provider Approval:
Nationally Recognized (AGD-PACE) Academy of General Dentistry Program approval for Continuing Education
Who the course is for:
Dentists
Office Managers
Team Leaders & Regional Managers
Self Study:
Access to recording and any resources for 1 year
What Dental Zing students say
I really enjoyed the course. It was everything as promised, and more!
Kelvin Black, DDS
I definitely recommend taking a course. Once you start, you won’t want to stop. I’m learning so much!!!
