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AR Calling and Denial Management in U.S. Revenue Cycle in Medical Billing RCM

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"Job-Ready Skills for AR Calling and Denial Management in U.S. Revenue Cycle"

Overview

AR Calling (Denial Management) in Medical Billing RCM is a comprehensive,  training program designed to equip students and professionals with the practical skills required to succeed in the U.S. healthcare revenue cycle management (RCM) industry. This course focuses specifically on the Accounts Receivable (AR) follow-up process and denial management—a critical area where medical billing companies recover lost revenue by working with insurance providers to resolve unpaid or rejected claims.

In this course, you will learn the complete workflow of the U.S. medical billing process, with a deep focus on the AR calling function. You’ll gain a clear understanding of how health insurance works in the U.S., including the types of payers (Medicare, Medicaid, Commercial), common claim issues, and how to professionally follow up with insurance representatives to resolve those issues.

You will be trained in identifying and analyzing denial reasons such as timely filing, lack of authorization, medical necessity, coordination of benefits (COB), and more. Using real-world scenarios and mock calls, the course provides hands-on experience in making effective insurance follow-up calls, documenting call results, and taking appropriate next steps such as re-submitting claims or initiating appeals.

Whether you are a fresher, a graduate from any stream, or someone looking to shift into a more stable and rewarding career in the healthcare BPO industry, this course will prepare you for entry-level AR Caller roles with top medical billing companies.

Upon completion, students will be ready to attend interviews and perform effectively as AR callers in a real-world U.S. healthcare billing environment.

By the end of this course, students will be confident in handling AR calling tasks, managing unresolved claims, documenting call outcomes, and contributing directly to the revenue goals of any U.S. healthcare provider or billing company.

Key Highlights

Understanding AR calling process in medical billing

Strategies for effective denial management

Navigating the U.S. revenue cycle

Optimizing revenue flows through AR management

Handling claim denials and appeals efficiently

Enhancing revenue collection in healthcare RCM

Practical insights into denial resolution

Improving financial performance through AR

What you will learn

AR Calling Techniques

Master proven strategies for effective AR calling in U.S. medical billing RCM.

Denial Management Procedures

Learn best practices to handle denials and appeals efficiently within the revenue cycle.

Compliance Guidelines

Understand U.S. healthcare compliance regulations related to AR calling and denial management.

Modules

1.AR Calling Introduction

2. For Whom This Course is Designed

3. Who is an AR Caller and Basic Requirements to become an AR Caller.

4. The Future of AR Callers in the Medical Industry

5. What is AR (Accounts Receivable) and What is the Medical Billing Process

6. What is Revenue Cycle Management (RCM)

7. What Does the AR Team Do and Why Are There Unpaid Claims

8. 3 P’s in Medical Industry are Provider, Payer and Patient.

9. Premium

10. Benefits

11. Beneficiary

12.Subscriber

13.Dependent

14.Primary Care Physician (PCP)

15.HIPAA

16.NPI – National Provider Identifier

17. What is PTAN

18.Tax ID Number

19. CMS – Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services

20. SSN – Social Security Number

21. MRN (Medical Record Number)

22. Account Number

23. Effective Date

24.Termination Date

25. Insurance Identification Number (Insurance ID)

26.Primary Insurance

27.Secondary Insurance

28.Tertiary Insurance

29.Coordination of Benefits (COB)

30.Medicare Crossover

31.Birthday Rule

32.Claim and What is a Corrected Claim

33.In-Patient

34.Out-Patient

35.Insurance Claim Number

36.Assignment of Benefits (AOB)1

37.Explanation of Benefits (EOB)

38. What is DOS (Date of Service) and Why is DOS important

39. Date of Bill

40.Billed Amount

41.Allowed Amount

42.Insurance Payable Amount

43.Write-Off Contractual Adjustment

44.Out-of-Pocket Expense

45.Deductible, Why deductibles exist and Cost Sharing

46.Co-Insurance

47.Co-Payment (or Co-Pay)

48.Balance Bill

49. Participating Provider (In-Network Doctor or Hospital)

50. Non-Participating Provider (Out-of-Network)

51. Credentialing

52. Fee Schedule

53. Contract Maximum

54. Referral

55. Pre-Authorization Pre-Certification

56.Claim Form Types CMS-1500 , UB-04

57.Type of Bill (TOB)

58. Place of Service (POS) and Common Place of Service Codes

59. Claim Filing Limit

60. Capitation

61. Durable Medical Equipment (DME)

62. Diagnosis-Related Groups (DRGs)

63. Ambulatory Payment Classifications (APC)

64. CLIA – Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments

65. What is an ABN, What Must Be Included in a Valid ABN

66. Medicare , Who is Eligible for Medicare, Parts of Medicare

67. Medicaid, Who is Eligible for Medicaid

68. Worker’s Compensation (WC) , Who Pays for It

69. TRICARE (formerly CHAMPUS) , What Does TRICARE Do

70. CHAMPVA, What’s Covered

71. Commercial Insurance (Private Insurance), PPO , HMO

72. Commercial Insurance (Private Insurance), POS, EPO

73. COBRA, How Long Does COBRA Last

74. The Affordable Care Act (Also Known as ObamaCare), Main Goals of the Affordable Care Act

75. What is Medical Coding and Why Coding is Important

76. What is Medical Transcription and Why is Medical Transcription Important

77. ICD – International Classification of Diseases and Why is ICD Important

78. Current Procedural Terminology – 4th Edition (CPT) and Why is CPT Important

79.HCPCS – Healthcare Common Procedure Coding System

80.What Are Revenue Codes and Why Are Revenue Codes Important

81.What Is a Global Surgical Fee , Major vs. Minor Surgeries

82.What Are Modifiers in Medical Billing , Common Modifier Examples

83. Sections of CPT Codes (Current Procedural Terminology)

84. Who is a Fresher AR Caller,What Does a Fresher AR Caller Do

85. What Does an AR Caller with 2 Years of Experience Do, What is Expected from a 2-Year Experienced

86. What is EOB, What does an EOB show

87. What is ERA

88. What is Overpayment, What is Underpayment

89. OFFSET , RECOUPMENT , REFUND

90. Most Common Denials in AR Calling

91.Top Questions AR Callers Should Ask When a Claim Is Denied

92.What is Root Cause Analysis (RCA) for Denials, Common Areas to Check During RCA

93.What does “Claim Not on File” mean , Possible Reasons Why a Claim is “Not on File

94.What is a Duplicate Claim , Why Does a Duplicate Claim Happen

95.What Does “InvalidMissing Patient Information” Mean

96.What Does “EligibilityPolicy Not Active” Mean , Common Reasons for This Denial

97.What is Invalid or Missing AuthorizationReferral, Common Reasons for Denial

98.What is Retroactive Authorization , When is Retroactive Authorization Allowed

99.What Does Procedure Not Covered Mean

100. What is “Timely Filing Limit Exceeded

101. What is Coordination of Benefits (COB)

102. What is Bundled Services

103. What Does Incorrect or Missing Modifier Denial Mean

104. What is a Medical Necessity Denial

105. What is an Out of Network Provider , Reasons for Denial due to Out of Network Provider

106. What is Patient Responsibility , Why Claims Show Patient Responsibility

107. Why Claims Get Denied for Incorrect CPTICD Codes

108. What Does “Claim Denied as Paid” Mean

109. What Does “Maximum Benefits Exhausted” or “Met” Mean

110. What Are Non-Covered Services

111. Pro Tip for AR Callers

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