Disclosure: This course contains the use of artificial intelligence.

Medical Practice Audit, Audit Setup, Claims Processing, Denials, Rejections, Aging Review, Audit Report, Medical Billing, Medical Coding, Revenue Cycle Management, RCM, Compliance, Risk Management, Software, Hiring, and Outsourcing are essential skills for anyone who wants to review a medical practice, uncover revenue gaps, and turn audit findings into long-term client value. This course is built to help you understand how to perform a structured medical practice audit for new clients using real-world medical billing and revenue cycle management workflows.

This course is designed to help learners of all backgrounds understand and apply medical practice audit concepts in real-world healthcare settings. Whether you're working in medical billing, medical coding, revenue cycle management, healthcare operations, consulting, or administration, this course provides a strong foundation in how to evaluate a medical practice’s financial and operational performance — with a focus on practical audit methods, not theory.

You’ll learn how to set up an audit, collect the right data, review claims processing workflows, analyze denials and rejections, and perform AR and aging review to identify problem areas that affect provider revenue. The course also covers compliance, risk management, software considerations, staffing, hiring, outsourcing, and how to organize your findings into a professional audit report and presentation for new clients.

Designed to be beginner-friendly, this course offers clear explanations, practical frameworks, and realistic examples from medical billing, claims review, and audit reporting. No prior advanced audit knowledge is needed.

What You’ll Learn

• Understand the purpose and value of a medical practice audit

Course Features

• Step-by-step lessons organized by audit stage

Who This Course Is For

• Aspiring and current medical billers, coders, and RCM professionals

This course serves as an ideal introduction to medical practice audit work for practical, professional use — especially if you're preparing to work with new clients in medical billing, coding, or revenue cycle management. Whether you're new to practice audits or expanding your service offerings, you’ll leave with the confidence to assess a medical practice, present findings clearly, and create opportunities for long-term client engagement.