Inlera University

Clean claims start with verified data, every single visit. 🔍 Confirm your patient’s name, DOB, address, and insurance details, and make sure the payer has the correct tax ID, group, and provider info on file. Always confirm the rendering provider is in-network. And if your software allows it, set rules that prevent incomplete or incorrect entries from being saved. These small safeguards save huge time on the backend. ✔️

Every payer has different rules—modifiers, required attachments, documentation specifics—and missing even one can lead to an instant denial. 🧾 As a biller, it’s essential to know each payer’s requirements and build them directly into your claim-scrubbing workflow. Review your contracts, study your denial history, and make sure your process catches these details before the claim ever leaves your practice. ✔️

It sounds simple, but many practices skip this step: always double-check patient information before they leave. 📝 Whether it’s electronic or paper registration, mistakes happen—rushed entries, typos, unreadable handwriting. A quick verification at checkout ensures errors are corrected on the spot and prevents headaches later. This tiny step protects your workflow and your claims. ✔️

Front desk workflows get busy fast so even the most experienced team members can miss steps. 🧩 A simple 3-minute checklist can transform consistency, confidence, and clean claim rates. Make sure every patient (especially new ones) has demographics verified, insurance confirmed, eligibility checked, and referrals/authorizations reviewed. And always confirm the provider is in-network. Small systems create big wins. ✔️

Accurate patient data is the foundation of clean claims. ✨ Standardize your registration workflow, verify every detail, and let your software catch the small errors that lead to big denials. Whether you’re using electronic registration or manual entry, make sure names, DOB, address, and policy numbers match the insurance record exactly. These tiny steps can save your practice major time and keep your cash flow moving. 💡

Internships aren’t free work. They cost your mentors time, energy, and money. 🙏 Honor the investment. Show up ready.

Textbooks are great—but real learning? That happens in real life. 📚 Lessons from lived experience > any manual.

Credentialing can be a great service to offer… but that doesn’t mean you have to do the paperwork. 📝 Delegate what drains you. Own what drives you.

Maximize your network—especially the one you build yourself. 📡 Be the one who creates opportunity, not just waits for it.

Ask more questions. All the ones you’re scared to ask. That’s how you grow. ❓If you don’t ask, the answer is already no.