Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I find the HealthEdge University Course Catalog?
- Click the Course Catalog button on the top right of your My Course List page, the Home page. You will then see lists of course or curriculum panels. Clicking a panel will display the course or curriculum dashboard for more information.
What is the difference between a course and a curriculum in HealthEdge University?
- In our university, a course is a collection of lessons for one topic. A curriculum is a collection of courses to be taken in a certain order for a specific role.
- If you want more information about our available programs and curriculum, please send us a Help Ticket.
Which courses are instructor-led and which are self-paced?
- When you click the Course Catalog button, you'll see that each course is labeled e-learning (self-paced) or blended (instructor-led).
- All self-paced courses can be delivered by an instructor upon request.
- Many instructor-led courses will eventually be available in a self-paced format.
What courses should I take first?
- All learners are required to take LMS-1000 Orientation to HealthEdge University Online before starting any other course.
- The prerequisite courses for learners studying HealthRules Payor are:
- Our HRP-1000 A-E HealthRules Payor Fundamentals Series, are pre-requisite courses for most HealthRules Payor courses.
- CLA-1000 Introduction to Claims Processing, a pre-requisite for all 2000-level courses.
- Please reach out with questions.
How can I learn about the HealthRules Language?
- The HealthRules Payor pre-requisite courses provide ample introduction and examples of the HealthRules Language.
- To learn to write the HealthRules Language, you'll need to take one of the configuration curriculums, either Product Configuration Essentials or Network Configuration Essentials.
- For a list of HealthRules Language expressions and syntax guidance, look in the HealthRules Payor Training Supplement found in the Training Resources course.
Is there a general resource guide that provides steps for setting up documents (accounts, claims, practitioners, etc.?)
- Yes. Check out the HealthRules Payor Training Supplement found in the Training Resources course.
What certifications can I earn through HealthEdge University?
- We currently offer two certification programs through HealthEdge University:
What do I do if I am being asked to pay for a course?
- If you are being asked to pay for a course one of several things may be at play:
- Your company branch may be listed incorrectly in your HealthEdge University profile.
- A financial statement of work may not be in place with your company.
- Funds may not have been allocated for your company.
- Please contact us for support.
How do I sign up for an in-person or virtual instructor-led training?
- You can request the course via the course catalog; however, we may not have any sessions currently scheduled.
- When we post a public session, we will notify you so that you can enroll in the class. You will not be allowed to enroll in a private client session without prior authorization.
- Please reach out to your Branch Administrator or send us a request.
What if I want to skip a prerequisite for a course?
- We allow exceptions on a case-by-case basis. Please complete a Help Ticket with your request.
What do I do if I am unable to move forward in a course?
- If you don’t answer activities and concept applications correctly in a lesson, after three times you will be asked to contact us before moving forward.
- Why do we do this? We've found that a quick conversation with an instructor will clarify the question or the answer. Please fill out a Help Ticket, and we'll not only unlock the activity, but we’ll get you in touch with an instructor to assist.
How do I access the HealthEdge Live Training Environment?
- When you enroll in a course that requires hands-on practice, we'll assign your credentials to access our secure training StoreFront. You'll also receive instructions for setting up an application user account and, if you are learning HealthRules Payor, a server assignment specific to your organization will be designated.
- Downloading Citrix Workspace for Windows to your workstation is required to access the Live Training Environment.
- If you don’t already have your credentials, instructions, and assigned server information, please complete a Help Ticket.
- Step-by-step instructions are within Accessing the HealthEdge University Storefront and Preparing Workstations and Laptops for Training guide in the Training Resources course.
I forget my Citrix StoreFront username and or password. What do I do?
- Follow the instructions to reset your password on page 3 of the Accessing the HealthEdge University Storefront and Preparing Workstations and Laptops for Training guide in the Training Resources course.
I forget my username and or password to a HealthRules application. What do I do?
- You can log into HealthRules Admin using the Learner.Admin username and password to reset your user account information within your assigned server.
- Instructions to log in as the Learner.Admin account are found on page 4 of Accessing the HealthEdge University Storefront and Preparing Workstations and Laptops for Training guide in the Training Resources course.
Sometimes the application login window requires me to select a server. Which server should I select?
- Each company is assigned a unique practice server within the HealthRules live training environment. If you don't know which server your company has been assigned, please fill out a Help Ticket and we will respond as soon as possible.
Why do I need to create separate credentials in order to use HealthRules Answers and Answers AdHoc?
- In our training environment setup, learners practicing in HealthRules Answers will need to create a user account using the Train 1 server within the HealthRules Admin application; You must create a Train 1 user account even if you've already created one in your assigned HealthRules Payor server.
- Learners practicing in HealthRules Answers AdHoc will need to create a set of credentials within the application itself.