This course is designed to help learners of all backgrounds understand and apply anesthesia medical billing and revenue cycle management (RCM) in real-world healthcare settings. Whether you’re working in medical coding, billing, administration, nursing, or Healthcare IT, this course emphasizes HIPAA, HITECH, Business Associate Agreements (BAA), data protection, data safety, insurance rules, and compliance—alongside the practical mechanics of ASA units, CPT codes, time reporting, modifiers, and payer policies.

You’ll learn how anesthesia claims are built and documented—from pre-op verification and medical direction to time capture, concurrency, and ASA/CPT coding—plus how to interpret terminology commonly used in anesthesia procedures, status modifiers, and perioperative documentation. The course also explains how anesthesia care appears across service lines (inpatient, outpatient, ASC) and how payer rules differ for Medicare, Medicare Advantage, and commercial plans, with relevant anatomy/physiology context where it impacts coding and medical necessity.

Designed to be beginner-friendly, this course offers clear explanations, interactive exercises, and realistic examples from EHRs, anesthesia records, charge tickets, and billing documentation to reinforce learning. No prior medical knowledge is needed.

What You’ll Learn

• Understand the structure and components of anesthesia claims and RCM

• Learn ASA base/time units, physical-status/PQRS history, and key anesthesia modifiers

• Recognize terms used in diagnostic, surgical, and monitored anesthesia care (MAC)

• Apply anesthesia billing in clinical, coding, and administrative contexts

• Interpret chart notes, anesthesia records, and EHR time logs with confidence

• Strengthen communication among anesthesia, surgery, and billing teams

• Prepare for roles in anesthesia coding, billing, AR, or entry-level RCM support

Course Features

• 40+ video lessons organized by payer type, site of service, and workflow

• Systematic breakdown of CPT/ASA codes, units, modifiers, and documentation rules

• Focus on high-frequency scenarios (MAC, regional blocks, obstetric, cardiothoracic)

• Easy-to-follow format, suitable for all learners—including ESL students

• Accessible on mobile, desktop, or tablet

Who This Course Is For

• Aspiring and current anesthesia coders, billers, and payment posters

• Nursing/perioperative staff and healthcare learners seeking foundational RCM knowledge

• Administrative professionals in hospitals, ASCs, and anesthesia groups

• Anyone entering anesthesia billing who needs to understand medical English and payer rules

Mapped Sections (what you’ll cover step-by-step)

• Introduction to Anesthesia Billing

• Anesthesia Basics for Beginners

• CPT Codes and Modifiers in Anesthesia

• Time Reporting and Documentation Requirements

• Medicare and Anesthesia Billing

• Medicare Advantage and Anesthesia

• Commercial Payers and Anesthesia

• Anesthesia Billing in Hospitals vs. ASCs

• Anesthesia for Special Procedures

• Claims, Billing Cycles & Payment Posting Compliance, Auditing, and Risk Mitigation

• Tools, Software, and Revenue Cycle Integration

• Real-World Scenarios & Case Studies

Disclosure: This course contains the use of artificial intelligence for clear voiceovers.

Who this course is for:

• Aspiring anesthesia billers, payment posters, and AR specialists
• Medical coders transitioning to anesthesia (ASA/CPT) domains
• Practice managers and perioperative coordinators improving cash flow
• Healthcare IT/compliance staff supporting HIPAA, HITECH, and BAAs
• Revenue-cycle leaders in hospitals, ASCs, and anesthesia groups
• Students seeking job-ready skills in anesthesia billing and RCM