ClaimetryX Certifications

Every ClaimetryX credential in one place

Two certifications, both built on published ClaimetryX standards. Pick the one that matches the work you are accountable for.

Enrollment open
Verifiable 2-year certificates
CX-PCS
$199

Professional Claims Specialist Certification

For the people who have to defend the claim.

Eleven sections covering claim translation, submission and edits, coverage, provider identity, coding integrity, authorisations, denials and appeals, payment posting, patient responsibility and account closure — closing with a rubric-scored practical lab.

Who it is for: Billers, follow-up and denial specialists, appeals writers, coders moving into claims.

Certification price

$199

$99.50 with a paid Individual Pro, Professional, or Enterprise membership (50% off after any trial). Certification seats are purchased separately.

CX-RCL
Included with membership

Revenue Cycle Leadership Certification

For the people accountable for the numbers.

Six modules built on the ClaimetryX Revenue Cycle Leadership Toolkit: counting definitions, the command centre and reconciliation identity, the 27-metric KPI dictionary, staffing capacity, scorecards, and leadership playbook cases.

Who it is for: Supervisors, managers and directors of billing, follow-up, denials and patient access.

How you get access

Included with your membership

The course and its final examination open with any active ClaimetryX plan. There is no separate examination fee, and the certificate is issued on passing.

Standard-derived

Each module maps to a clause of a published ClaimetryX standard.

Publicly verifiable

Every certificate number can be checked on the verification page.

Two-year validity

Certificates record the exact standard edition they were earned against.

Certifying a whole team?

Group enrollment, invoicing and progress reporting are handled through licensing.

See licensing plans

© ClaimetryX™. Educational use only. This material does not reproduce copyrighted CPT® descriptions, and its simplified descriptions of professional claim relationships are not a substitute for the licensed X12 implementation guide or current payer instruction.