Medical Billing for Insurance - A Beginner's Guide

During this presentation will share the basics of insurances. The differences between the government plans and the commercial insurances. The eligibility requirements to obtain Medicare and Medicaid. Learn the difference between the traditional Medicare and Medicaid to the Advantage Medicare and Medicaid Plans. Also discussed will be the definitions of copayments, coinsurance, deductibles, pre-certifications, pre-authorizations and pre-determinations.
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The future of finance: New age technology or new skills

kgisl.com

Forces disrupting the financial leadership and the evolving role of today’s CFO, Virtual Finance Management – Possibility of virtual real-time visibility into the state of business with access to all relevant information and Role of technologies such as Data Analytics, Automation, IOT, etc., in transforming the finance function
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UNDERSTANDING CYBERSECURITY INSURANCE

Credit Union National Association

More and more credit unions are considering cyber or breach insurance. This session will address ins and outs of cyber insurance and the benefits and pitfalls every credit union should consider. This webinar is beneficial for all levels in credit union security and technology, CEOs, risk managers, compliance professionals, policy makers and state examiners.
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InsurTech – 10 Trends for 2019

digital-insurer

The Digital Insurer is committed to working together to accelerate the digital transformation of insurance. The Digital Insurer has built the world's largest dedicated knowledgebase on digital insurance for a community of more than 20,000 people who have a common interest in digital insurance. Please Register for full access to the knowledgebase as well as to receive our regular emails and updates on digital insurance.
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Tenant Liability Insurance

Lorman

Many landlords are forced to bear the solvency risk of their tenants' lease promises to repair damage or to indemnify the landlords for liabilities to third parties arising out of the tenants' operations and activities in the demised premises. These exposures are often much larger than security deposits held. Tenant liability insurance is a program designed for landlords to protect the landlords' own insurance limits, deductibles, and assets in the event of loss or damage to the designed premises or liability for losses suffered by third parties as the result of the tenants' actions.
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