Healthcare · Revenue cycle training

Medical Billing & Insurance

Fifty hands-on drills built from the paperwork billing specialists handle every day: claims, prior authorizations, denials, appeals and eligibility checks.

hands-on drills
50
hands-on drills
billing desks
5
billing desks
on every drill
90%
on every drill
fillable certificate
PDF
fillable certificate

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Anyone can open and score every drill. Signed-in typists get saved progress, best scores and the certificate.

The curriculum

50 drills across five billing desks

A. Insurance Claims. Claim headers, provider and payer records, training codes, corrections and timed claim intake.

Certificate of Completion

Medical Billing & Insurance Training Program

Awarded when every one of the 50 drills is passed at 90% or higher — not an average. Download it as a fillable PDF or an editable Word file.

  • Type your name straight into the PDF form field
  • Unique serial number generated by our server
  • Anyone can check it on the public verification page
  • Three designs: Classic, Modern and Vintage

Sign in to earn it

Certificates are issued to signed-in typists whose saved results show 90%+ on all 50 drills.

How scoring works

Graded like a claims audit

  1. 01

    Exact-match fields

    Codes, IDs, dates and amounts must match character for character. Formats such as MM/DD/YYYY and $0,000.00 count.

  2. 02

    Notes and descriptions

    Scored by similarity, so a small typo costs a little instead of the whole field.

  3. 03

    Review-and-flag steps

    Scored on matches: missing a problem and flagging a correct field both cost points.

  4. 04

    Pass mark

    90% on each drill, and timed drills must be submitted inside the clock. Your best score is kept; a lower retake never removes a pass.

All patients, providers, payers, member IDs and claim numbers are fictional. TDX- and TPX- codes are training codes, not real ICD-10 or CPT codes. The certificate is a TypingDrills.net training credential, not an industry certification, and is not affiliated with any payer, employer or certifying body.