Epic for MAs.
Course in development · POC mockup

Epic, finally written for the front desk.

A 12-module course that teaches the workflows a front office Medical Assistant actually does — check-in, eligibility, prior auths, MyChart, scheduling — plus a bridge into billing for when you're ready to grow.

12
Modules
~45
Lessons · 12 hrs total
3
Tracks · Front · Mastery · Billing
Who this is for

Front office MAs who want to be fast, accurate, and unshakeable.

Most Epic courses are written for clinical rooming or for analysts chasing certification. The front desk gets a footnote at best. We invert that: the schedule, the check-in flow, the eligibility check, the copay conversation, the prior auth dance — those are the course.

And because the natural growth path from front office is into billing or patient access leadership, the last three modules walk you to the door of Resolute Professional Billing.

1

You're new to front office

Day one feels like a firehose. We give you a calm, ordered map of what your shift actually looks like in Epic.

2

You've been doing it a year and want to be excellent

You can do the basics. Now you want to stop creating denials, handle insurance pushback, and actually master the schedule.

3

You're eyeing the billing department

Front office is the front of the revenue cycle. We teach you how to read a denial, walk a work queue, and pitch yourself for the move.

The structure

Three tracks that build on each other.

Track 1 · Modules 1–6Front office

Front Office Fundamentals

The shift, in order. From login at 7:45 to lights-out at 5:30.

  • 1. How Epic Thinks (front desk view)
  • 2. The Schedule — Cadence basics
  • 3. Patient Check-In — the 5-minute flow
  • 4. Insurance & Eligibility
  • 5. Prior Auths & Referrals
  • 6. Phones, MyChart & the patient experience
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Track 2 · Modules 7–9Mastery

Front Office Mastery

The hard parts no one teaches you on day one — but that mark the difference between a junior and a lead MA.

  • 7. The Schedule, Mastered
  • 8. Tough Conversations & Money
  • 9. Errors, Compliance & Scope
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Track 3 · Modules 10–12Bridge to Billing

Bridge to Billing

The three modules that move you from front office competent to billing-team interviewable.

  • 10. Anatomy of a Claim
  • 11. Reading a Denial — the top 10 codes
  • 12. Your First Billing Work Queue
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Why this exists

No one else teaches this.

We surveyed Udemy, LinkedIn Learning, YouTube, books, and Epic's own catalog. Front office and billing for MAs is a hole in the market.

Existing courses aim at clinical rooming.

Vitals, chief complaint, medication reconciliation. Useful — but it's not what front office MAs do.

Or they aim at certification, for analysts.

Galaxy, builder paths, Hyperspace deep dives. None of it helps you check a patient in faster.

Billing is taught for billers, not for MAs growing into it.

Exam prep books assume you already speak claims. We start at "what's a CPT code, why does it matter to my check-in?"

And nobody talks about the money conversations.

Telling a patient their copay is $80, handling a denied card, payment plans, charity care — front office is the cashier of healthcare. We rehearse it.

What's in the POC

Three things to look at right now.

No audio yet. No real Epic. Just enough material to decide if it's worth building.

Built like Academia Agentes

Audio-narrated. Multi-step interactive. Built for shift workers with limited time.

If this validates with one real front office MA, we record. If it doesn't, we shelve. That's the whole point of a POC.

See the shift → Full curriculum