This module provides learners with a high-level overview of Medicare and how it works. Medicare has four parts, although only two parts are seen in a chiropractic setting. You will learn how to identify the different types of Medicare coverage, including the variety of insurance cards.

This module offers a basic introduction to the Workers’ Compensation system. It explains how to define an injured worker and the differences between how a Workers’ Compensation case is handled in the clinic as opposed to other cases. This unit also provides the learner with valuable resources and tools to guide them through the claim process.

This module is designed to give you a basic introduction to Personal Injury. You will learn the difference between no-fault coverage and traditional tort coverage as well as the difference between first-party and third-party reimbursement.  The training provides you enough information so that the clinic can make an informed decision when choosing to accept Personal Injury insurance cases.

This module is designed to provide a basic introduction to commercial health insurance. The training provides an overview of the different types of insurance plans, including managed care plans. It also includes helpful support tools that serve as visual aids in comprehending the claim and medical review process.

This module will take you through a side-by-side comparison of the key components for both a cash-based practice and one that relies on third-party reimbursement. If you have ever wondered what is involved in calculating the cost, after viewing this training you will have a solid understanding of how to properly evaluate your cost per patient.

This module will strengthen the clinic’s understanding of what a true cash-based practice looks like in a financial sense.  From there it will provide some Do’s and Don’ts when it comes to Medicare and commercial insurance, if a cash-based practice is what you intend to build or currently have in place.