Choose your practice type

Denied claim training by profession

The denial logic is shared. The claims are not generic. Choose the library written for your practice type, then work one of its synthetic claims before you decide whether the lab fits.

The primary-care path is intentionally narrower than the three behavioral-health paths: it teaches denial diagnosis, not medical coding. That boundary is part of the comparison below, not fine print after purchase.

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Four claim settings

Start with the practice that looks like yours.

Each path has its own authored practice and exam scenarios over the same curriculum. Pick a card for the full scope and a profession-preselected demo.

  1. Therapists

    25 PRACTICE SCENARIOS

    Practice the denial-diagnosis loop on synthetic claims written for outpatient therapists, counselors, and psychologists.

    See the therapists path

  2. Psychiatrists

    20 PRACTICE SCENARIOS

    Practice denial diagnosis on synthetic claims built around outpatient psychiatry workflows and vocabulary.

    See the psychiatrists path

  3. Psychiatric NPs

    20 PRACTICE SCENARIOS

    Practice denial diagnosis on synthetic claims written for psychiatric NP practices and their billing workflows.

    See the psychiatric nps path

  4. Primary Care

    20 PRACTICE SCENARIOS

    Narrowest scope · denial diagnosis only

    Practice a deliberately narrow skill: diagnosing denial patterns in synthetic primary-care claims without turning the product into coding instruction.

    See the primary care path

Scope comparison

Know what changes before you pay.

A profession path changes the claim setting, vocabulary, and practice library. It does not turn The Remit Lab into coding instruction or a credential program.

  • Therapists

    25 + 12 EXAM
    Practice setting
    Behavioral-health claims from solo and small practices, with the heaviest telehealth mix of the four packs.
    Library emphasis
    Recurring visits, intake, eligibility, authorization, telehealth field consistency, filing, and benefit questions.
    Scope boundary
    Denied-claim diagnosis and next-action practice. It does not teach code selection or prepare you for a professional credential.

  • Psychiatrists

    20 + 12 EXAM
    Practice setting
    Solo and small psychiatry practices handling office and telehealth visits, psychiatric assessments, and medication follow-ups.
    Library emphasis
    Authorization timing, eligibility, telehealth fields, provider participation dates, filing, coordination of benefits, and duplicate submissions.
    Scope boundary
    Denied-claim diagnosis and next-action practice. It does not teach visit-level selection, real modifier selection, or code selection.

  • Psychiatric NPs

    20 + 12 EXAM
    Practice setting
    Solo and group psychiatric NP practices, including office, telehealth, coverage-handoff, and centralized intake workflows.
    Library emphasis
    Eligibility, authorization dates, telehealth fields, provider participation, supervision facts stated inside a scenario, filing, and member identity.
    Scope boundary
    Denied-claim diagnosis and next-action practice. It does not teach code selection or prepare you for a coding or clinical credential.

  • Primary Care

    20 + 12 EXAM
    Practice setting
    High-volume outpatient primary-care workflows, including registration, eligibility batching, preventive-benefit history, rotating coverage, and claim follow-up.
    Library emphasis
    Eligibility, authorization, telehealth consistency, frequency, filing, coordination of benefits, member identity, credentialing, and duplicate claims.
    Scope boundary
    The primary-care pack teaches denial diagnosis, not medical coding. It does not teach code selection or prepare you for a coding credential.

Shared core

One denial skill, four specific libraries.

Choosing a profession does not remove any part of the learning loop. These are the parts every path keeps.

  • The same six-module denial-diagnosis curriculum and the lab's ten priority denial categories — a starting set, not a complete taxonomy.
  • The same read, flag, decide, and learn loop, with Guided and Drill modes.
  • A final simulation exam and a Denial Prevention Playbook assembled from completed scenarios.
  • A certificate of completion, not a professional credential.
  • Synthetic patients, providers, payers, claims, and teaching codes, with no uploads.
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