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Professional Biller, Medical Reimbursement Specialist or Billing & Coding Specialist Certification. Review and processing of claims aging and denials as assigned to include claim tracers, corrected claim submissions, appeals, and consistent revenue flow.
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Job DescriptionThe Senior Biller Manager would directly report to the Director of Operations. The Senior Biller Manager would be responsible for managing client accounts to coordinate their overall functions of billing, maximizing cash flow while improving patient, physician, and other customer relations.
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Works all denials and corrected claims collaborating with the biller and/or Business Office Manager, insurance payers and/or patients on past due accounts. Effectively and independently handles second level reimbursement issues, contracted and non-contracted denials for serviced before and after procedures.
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Appeal denials / incorrect payments. Extensive experience in out-of-network surgical billing/collections, all commercial carriers, Medicare/Medicaid and WC, NF. Growing multi-specialty private practice seeks an experienced professional to join its team.
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Responsible for working all denials and appeals in a timely manner. Previous experience as a Dental Biller. Inform Medical/Dental Billing Supervisor of any unresolved issues or problems concerning all aspects of dental billing.
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The WPPA Medical Biller is responsible for timeliness & accuracy of charge entry, denial management and monitoring of non-payments. Identify/trend denials and provides recommendations to improve processes/provide additional training to front end staff etc.
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A medical billing specialist (Medical Biller) is required to have knowledge and experience with Medicare and commercial insurances including third party administrators regarding all aspects of claims including payments, appeals, and working denials, and understanding the insurance industry benefits and familiarity with their websites.
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Work with biller and coding team on insurance denials and coding issues. Follow up on all denials timely. We are looking for a motivated performer to join our Business Office team as a Medical Collector.
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A health services agency in Queens is currently seeking a Revenue Cycle Analyst (Medical Biller) to join their Revenue Cycle Management Team in Queens on a Full Time basis. Analyze and address billing denials, determining necessary corrections and re-submissions.
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Works closely with lead biller to facilitate the gathering of information that will insure proper response to claim denials. Strong working knowledge of claim appeals, denials, and their processes.
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Responsibilities:The Revenue Cycle Analyst will: Report directly to the Director of Revenue Cycle Management, providing updates and feedback on billing activities Communicate, resolve interruptions in the revenue cycle that prohibit maximized reimbursement Provide on-going focus and reporting on claims reprocess improvement and best practice Analyze and address billing denials, determining necessary corrections and re-submissions.
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This position will also complete the processing of inappropriately paid accounts by contacting payers, processing payer correspondence, rebilling, working denials and conducting appeals to obtain the highest possible reimbursement, meet DRO goals, and ensure patient satisfaction.
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Proven experience as an ambulance biller or medical biller in a healthcare setting. Follow up on unpaid claims, denials, and appeals, working closely with insurance companies to resolve any discrepancies.
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Denials management. With over 70 clinics in 18 states, Ageless Men’s Health is looking to add a full-time Medical Biller to our team in Las Vegas, NV. This is a full-time, in-person position based in Summerlin - Las Vegas.
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The Billing specialist will be responsible for increasing business profitability by effectively managing timely medical billing/charge entry, analyzing denials, rejections, and seeking the best approach to overturn, and reducing days in accounts receivable.
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