To save and improve lives, healthcare organizations must be financially strong—because healthcare is a business like any other. In this course, you’ll learn how to develop financial strategies that not only keep healthcare businesses viable but also support ethical, high-quality patient care. From mastering budgeting to optimizing revenue cycles and ensuring compliance, you’ll gain the expertise to help healthcare organizations thrive and impact patient care. Learn more at rize.pub/HADMN-5.



The basics of budgeting, managing costs, and ensuring efficient use of resources in healthcare organizations.
Creating and managing healthcare budgets to ensure operational efficiency and patient care priorities.
Implementing cost-saving measures and evaluating the financial impact of medical procedures and services.
Allocating costs efficiently across departments and ensuring optimal resource use.
How healthcare organizations earn revenue, including billing, reimbursement systems, and negotiating contracts with insurers and vendors.
Streamlining billing, insurance reimbursement, and payment collection processes to optimize revenue.
Exploring Medicare, Medicaid, and private insurer reimbursement systems and their financial impact.
Developing negotiation strategies to manage relationships with healthcare vendors and insurance companies.
Analyzing financial data, evaluating service profitability, and making strategic investment decisions for long-term growth.
Understanding financial statements and key performance indicators (KPIs) to guide decision-making.
Analyzing which healthcare services are most profitable and understanding patient volume trends.
Evaluating major investments like new technology, facility expansion, or equipment purchases for long-term growth.
Ensuring compliance with regulations, managing financial risks, and balancing ethical considerations with financial sustainability.
Ensuring compliance with regulations such as HIPAA and ACA, and preparing for financial audits.
Assessing financial risks, forecasting future financial performance, and preparing for potential challenges.
Balancing financial sustainability with ethical considerations, patient care, and community impact.
Managing debt, fundraising, and making major investment decisions for long-term financial health and growth.
Managing healthcare debt, fundraising efforts, and capital structure to support long-term financial health.
Evaluating long-term growth opportunities through major investments like technology and facilities expansion.
This course is delivered online through an institution of the Lower Cost Models Consortium (LCMC) that is different than your degree-granting institution that awards the academic credit for the course.