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Healthcare Financial Management & Revenue Cycle Management Training Course

Links healthcare finance to every revenue cycle step, from registration and eligibility to coding, billing, claims, denials and collections.

HAM · Hospital Administration & Healthcare ManagementAll Levels#2499ClassroomEnglish , Arabic
Duration
5 Days
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Course Overview

This advanced practical course provides an integrated framework for managing healthcare finances and optimizing the revenue cycle across hospitals, medical centres, and healthcare organisations. It connects financial management with patient services, billing, coding, claims, collections, payer relationships, and revenue performance. The programme examines the complete revenue cycle, from patient registration and eligibility verification through charge capture, coding, billing, claims submission, payment processing, denials management, accounts receivable, and collections. Participants will also explore how operational weaknesses and financial controls affect cash flow, profitability, and financial sustainability. Through practical financial analysis, revenue-cycle scenarios, performance indicators, and applied workshops, participants will develop the ability to identify revenue leakage, analyse financial and operational performance, strengthen revenue controls, reduce avoidable denials, and improve cash collection while maintaining compliance and patient-service quality.

Learning Objectives

  • Analyse the relationship between healthcare financial management and revenue cycle performance.
  • Evaluate the major components and financial drivers of the healthcare revenue cycle.
  • Assess patient registration, eligibility, authorisation, charge capture, coding, billing, and claims processes.
  • Analyse healthcare revenue, expenses, cash flow, accounts receivable, and collection performance.
  • Identify sources of revenue leakage, billing errors, delayed payments, and financial inefficiencies.
  • Evaluate claim denial patterns and develop targeted approaches for reducing preventable denials.
  • Apply financial and operational performance indicators to monitor revenue cycle effectiveness.
  • Assess payer contracts, reimbursement structures, payment terms, and their financial implications.
  • Strengthen internal financial controls across billing, collections, payments, and revenue recognition.
  • Improve coordination between clinical, coding, billing, finance, patient access, and payer-facing functions.
  • Develop strategies to improve cash flow, accelerate collections, and optimise working capital.
  • Prepare practical revenue cycle improvement plans aligned with financial sustainability and service quality.

Who Should Attend

This programme is designed for healthcare finance directors, financial managers, revenue cycle managers, hospital administrators, billing managers, accounts receivable managers, patient financial services professionals, and healthcare accounting specialists. It is also suitable for professionals working in patient access, medical billing, coding, claims management, collections, payer relations, financial planning, internal controls, healthcare operations, and performance management. The programme is particularly relevant to managers and senior specialists working in public and private hospitals, healthcare groups, medical centres, specialised healthcare facilities, insurance-related healthcare operations, and other organisations responsible for healthcare financial performance and revenue management.

Learning Outcomes

  • Explain the structure and financial importance of the healthcare revenue cycle.
  • Analyse revenue performance across patient access, billing, claims, collections, and accounts receivable.
  • Evaluate the financial impact of registration, eligibility, authorisation, coding, and charge-capture processes.
  • Identify revenue leakage and operational causes of delayed or lost revenue.
  • Analyse claim denials and distinguish recurring operational, documentation, coding, and payer-related causes.
  • Evaluate accounts receivable ageing, collection trends, and outstanding balances.
  • Assess payer reimbursement arrangements and their impact on financial performance.
  • Use revenue cycle indicators and financial reports to identify performance gaps.
  • Strengthen controls over billing, claims, collections, payment processing, and revenue reporting.
  • Develop cross-functional solutions for improving revenue cycle performance.
  • Evaluate initiatives designed to improve cash flow and reduce avoidable revenue losses.
  • Develop an integrated financial and revenue cycle improvement plan.

Course Outline

Day 1

Healthcare Financial Management & Revenue Cycle Fundamentals

  • Financial management in healthcare organisations
  • Healthcare revenue and expenditure structures
  • Revenue cycle management principles and operating models
  • Financial sustainability and healthcare service delivery
  • Revenue cycle stages and interdependencies
  • Patient access and financial clearance
  • Eligibility verification and authorisation
  • Charge capture and revenue recognition
  • Key financial and revenue cycle risks
  • Practical Application: Mapping the complete healthcare revenue cycle and identifying financial control points
Day 2

Patient Financial Services, Coding, Billing & Claims Management

  • Patient registration and demographic accuracy
  • Insurance eligibility and benefits verification
  • Financial counselling and patient responsibility
  • Charge capture and clinical documentation
  • Medical coding and its impact on reimbursement
  • Billing processes and invoice accuracy
  • Claims preparation and submission
  • Claims validation and electronic processing
  • Common billing and claims errors
  • Practical Application: End-to-end claim review and identification of revenue leakage points
Day 3

Denials Management, Accounts Receivable & Collections

  • Healthcare claims denial management
  • Classification and analysis of denial causes
  • Preventable versus non-preventable denials
  • Denial prevention and corrective action
  • Accounts receivable ageing and outstanding balances
  • Collection performance and cash conversion
  • Patient collections and payment processes
  • Payer follow-up and outstanding claim management
  • Escalation and resolution of complex accounts
  • Practical Application: Denial analysis and accounts receivable recovery workshop
Day 4

Financial Analysis, Reimbursement & Revenue Cycle Performance

  • Healthcare budgeting and financial planning
  • Revenue forecasting and variance analysis
  • Payer reimbursement models and payment structures
  • Contractual adjustments and reimbursement performance
  • Revenue leakage and underpayment analysis
  • Cash flow and working capital implications
  • Revenue cycle dashboards and management reporting
  • Key performance indicators and benchmarking
  • Internal controls, compliance, and financial risk
  • Practical Application: Revenue cycle performance dashboard and financial analysis case study
Day 5

Revenue Optimization, Strategic Improvement & Financial Sustainability

  • Revenue cycle optimisation strategies
  • Improving cash flow and accelerating collections
  • Reducing denials and strengthening first-pass claim performance
  • Process redesign and automation opportunities
  • Digital tools and data-driven revenue management
  • Cross-functional governance and accountability
  • Revenue cycle risk management
  • Prioritising improvement initiatives and measuring financial impact
  • Continuous improvement and performance governance
  • Final Workshop: Developing an integrated Healthcare Financial & Revenue Cycle Improvement Plan

Upcoming Dates

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Amman · 14 – 18 Feb 2027 · Classroom

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4 – 8 Jan 2027€5,700€5,130until 14 Dec
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11 – 15 Jan 2027€4,300€3,870until 21 Dec
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18 – 22 Jan 2027€4,200€3,780until 28 Dec
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18 – 22 Jan 2027€4,700€4,230until 28 Dec
RomeScheduled
25 – 29 Jan 2027€5,800€5,220until 4 Jan
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7 – 11 Feb 2027€4,200€3,780until 18 Jan
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CairoScheduled
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