$150.00 USD

Terms and agreements: 

  • You are purchasing access to a single LIVE class & its recording. 
  • You will have access to the recording for 365 days before you lose access
  • It is your responsibility to watch the replay within 365 days of purchase. After that time frame, you will loose access to the course. 
  • This class is NOT eligible for CEUs. 
  • This purchase doesn't entitle you to any personal coaching or consulting by Amy Plano, The Reimbursement Dietitian 
  • The class is 2.6 hours in duration 
  • Once the purchase is made no refunds are permitted 

Billing Bootcamp: How to Bill Each Major Insurance Company for Medical Nutrition Therapy

 

This year, on Saturday, January 31, 2026, at 11:00 am - 2:00 pm EST, I’m hosting a master class:

Billing Bootcamp: How to Bill Each Major Insurance Company for Medical Nutrition Therapy. 

 

This training will be the playbook you reference every time you bill for MNT. If you’ve ever felt confused, overwhelmed, or frustrated by insurance nuances (… so basically every dietitian ever), this is the class that will change that.


You’ll walk away able to:

  • Identify exactly which CPT codes dietitians can use for MNT (yes, it’s plan-dependent, but don’t stress, I’ll break it down).
  • Understand the difference between Medical MNT billing vs. preventive services under the Affordable Care Act.
  • Understand the difference between fully funded and self-funded insurance plans (THIS is the biggest mistake I see you all making)
  • Recognize which ICD-10 codes major insurers commonly accept.
  • Know the key billing exclusions (like who accepts Z codes, who doesn’t, unit limits, and more).
  • Apply foundational best practices if you’re new to billing and coding for MNT.


A VERY IMPORTANT Note

This class is NOT a complete “how to bill” training - that’s what my group Reimbursement Coaching Programs are for. 

We are just talking about coding and billing for MNT. 

 

NOT credentaling. 

NOT the CAQH. 

NOT EMRs. 

NOT claim rejections. 


Instead, we’ll zero in on the nuances and quirks of the big insurance players: Aetna, Anthem, BCBS, Cigna, Medicare, and UnitedHealthcare/Oxford/UMR.

I won’t be covering state-specific plans like Medicaid or regional carriers (e.g., ConnectiCare, Harvard Pilgrim, Humana).