Healthcare Webinar: 7 Strategies for Successful Billing & Collections

Guest Presenter:
Elizabeth Woodcock, MBA, FACMPE, CPC
Woodcock & Associates

• Getting paid by insurance companies is easy: you just get every claim out the door, on time and in great shape… every time.Sounds simple, but as a seasoned biller, you know that the road to billing and collection success is filled with potholes, blind curves, and crashes along the way. Indeed, achieving outstanding performance takes planning, diligence and organization.Optimizing collections also requires the commitment and participation of every member of your staff: clinical and administrative­–and even physicians and other providers.No matter what size your practice or how much (or little) you have invested in billing technology, one thing is true: you can do it!
• REGISTER TODAY and get a front row seat as Elizabeth shares 7 proven strategies that effective billers use to ensure their practices come out on top in the collections game.

Two Ways to Attend:

1) Attend REMOTELY via GoToWebinar

2) Attend IN-PERSON for a Webinar Viewing at our Eugene office (limited seating)

About the Presenter: 

Elizabeth Woodcock, MBA, FACMPE, CPC is a professional speaker, trainer and author specializing in medical practice management.

Woodcock has focused on medical practice operations and revenue cycle management for more than 15 years. Combining innovation and analysis to teach practice operations, she has delivered presentations at regional and national conferences to more than 150,000 physicians and managers. In addition to her popular e-mail newsletters, she has authored several best-selling practice management manuals and textbooks, and published dozens of articles in national health care management journals.

Woodcock is a Fellow in the American College of Medical Practice Executives and a Certified Professional Coder. In addition to a Bachelor of Arts degree from Duke University, she completed a Master of Business Administration in health care management from The Wharton School of Business of the University of Pennsylvania.