Insurance school training courses in Dearborn, MI (public, in-house or online)

The Medical Insurance Specialist is a Level II (Complex Skills Certificate) Certificate of Achievement designed
to provide entry-level skills for medical billing specialists. These individuals process the information
necessary for reimbursement of health care services. The medical insurance biller is responsible for
collection of preadmission/pretreatment insurance information through submission of claims to insurance
carrier or patient. Verification of insurance coverage and det...

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The Diploma program is comprised solely of the core courses required for individuals seeking entry-level employment in the field of Medical Billing and Insurance Coding. At 45 credits, the diploma takes approximately 12-18 months to complete. Career opportunities for Diploma graduates include Medical Billing Specialist, Medical Coder, and Insurance Claims Analyst.

This Associate degree program builds upon the core courses of Medical Billing and Insurance Coding Diploma by incorporating the general education requirements required for this level of degree. The Associate is 65 credits and can be completed in 16�4 months. Careers for graduates of the Associate Degree program are similar to the diploma, however Associate Degree graduates will have greater bargaining potential when seeking employment and promotional opportunities within the Medical Billing and...

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This course focuses on the liability coverage (Section II) of the Homeowners 3—Special Form. It addresses many of the personal liability loss exposures that homeowners face. The two main areas—personal liability and medical payments to others—are described in detail. The objectives for this course include an understanding of the following.

The basis of legal liability and the way in which homeowners insurance functions to protect insureds from the financial consequences of that liability...

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This course provides an introduction to homeowners insurance, focusing on the standard coverage developed for this line by Insurance Services Office, Inc. (ISO). Although it discusses each of the six homeowners forms, the chief focus is on the Homeowners 3 Special Form (HO 3) since this is the most commonly-used form. Explanations of key areas in which these six forms differ are also included. This course looks briefly at the historical development of residential property coverage, including res...

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