Healthcare Finance Training Session: Medical Coding, Insurance Negotiation, Hospital Revenue, PBMs

Healthcare Finance Training Session: Fundamentals of Healthcare Finance

In this training you will learn: 1) basics of medical coding, 2) how insurance network discounts are negotiated, 3) hospital strategies to increase revenue and 4) how PBM rebates and spread pricing work.

[sanatan_yogi_org]

Your YouTube content on healthcare finance is top-notch!

[rufussweeneymd]

It’s a real public service you’re doing. Such valuable information. Keep up the good work!

[tashanabrown]

THANK YOU FOR SPEAKING ON AMERICAN GREED DRIVING UP HEALTHCARE COSTS!

[Kanmani]

Thank you for all the great information.. May I pls request you to make some videos on Provider network, credentialing and Provider groups contract negotiations with health insurance companies. Would love to hear your views in these topics.

[ccc]

This is fantastic content sir. So easy to understand when you take time to break it down

[johnsiminerio]

You’re doing yoeman’s work. Excellent stuff!

[karthikmurali]

Thanks for your videos but am staying in india need to do CFO course in hospital management look forward your support on videos related and any ppt..

[Lizeth.]

Dr you are amazingggg! Love the way you explain so easily! a million 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[AlexandraEby-zo]

I'd be really interested in a full video on what policy proposals are out right now you think best address the misaligned incentives, mark ups, and anticompetitiveness. Let me know if you are planning something like that!

[sbsalter]

have you ever considered an ordered catalogue? I use your materials for my Health care strategic costing master class.

[mksnxt]

Thanks a lot for the awesome explanations! I have one question: From my understanding PBMs are owned by insurance companies. In a way, it looks like hedging. So, while an insurance company may lose money on a prescription, the PBM makes up for it through rebates & spread. But does the profit margin made by the PBM generally exceed the loss incurred by the insurance company on a transaction level? If it doesn't, then insurance companies will profit from frequent usage of medicines only when the deductible is being utilised right?

[jeremyhuynh]

These are awesome!! When will see content on TikTok?

[rufussweeneymd]

Question about carrier negotiation with hospitals: do these same dynamics exist for self-funded employer “managers”, like Medica? They support Mayo Clinic’s self-funded plan, and they’re the reason Mayo is being sued by their employees.