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Responsible for managing effective and efficient charge capture, charge master and fee schedule pricing operations including people, processes and technology that results in leading practice clean and compliant claim creation.
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Accountabilities Responsible for complete and accurate patient registration, pre-certification, charge capture and accurately coding diagnoses given by physicians. - 20% Assist patients with questions on insurance claims, obtaining disability insurance benefits, home health care, medical equipment, surgical care, etc.
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Collaborate with the Director of Revenue Cycle in revenue cycle improvement objectives including ensuring compliant coding and billing, improving net revenue, improving charge capture process, ensuring EPIC integrity, and supporting and educating practices providers on charge capture best practices and process changes.
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Knowledge of the Revenue Cycle and the links between departments: Charge Capture, Patient Access, HIM, Coding, and Patient Financial Services. Processes administrative and Medical appeals, refunds, reinstatements and rejections of insurance claims with the oversight of the Supervisor and/or Manager.
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Clinical: In Basket, LUCY. Hospital: Resolute HB Insurance Follow Up, Resolute HB Payment Application, Resolute HB Self Pay. Provider: Resolute PB Charge Capture, Resolute PB Insurance F/U, Resolute PB Payment Application, Resolute PB Self Pay F/U. Weight 2 - Access: Cadence, Referrals.
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Knowledge and understanding of hospital revenue cycle operations (registration, charge capture, health information management, claims, payment posting). Responsible for charge capture efforts and developing daily reconciliation reports that assist managers in maintaining accurate and timely charges.
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Provide legal advice and guidance to healthcare organizations on revenue cycle management best practices, including optimizing billing processes, charge capture, and claims processing.
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Five years of experience in clinical setting analyzing data and performing reviews such as utilization management , quality assurance, charge capture, coding, billing and medical necessity to facilitate correct claims submission to federal and state payers required.
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Manages assigned charge review and coding-related claim work queues to ensure timely and accurate charge capture. Partners with follow-up department to analyze payer updates affecting/resulting in coding denials and applies knowledge to assist in correction, submission, and payment of claims.
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Ensure revenue integrity functions, including charge capture, denials management, unbilled claims, and maintenance of chargemaster. This leader will perform audits and reviews of departmental charge capture and reconciliation, denials management for all campuses, daily reporting and coordinated work on unbilled/DNFB, departmental education on the aforementioned functions, and the identification and implementation of process improvement opportunities, in collaboration with Revenue Cycle and hospital and clinic operations, in order to enhance revenue potential and compliance.
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Complete chart audits and charge capture review for all coding product lines. Directly perform or oversee chart review and coding for both current and retroactive claims. Work with coding staff to coordinate the filing/re-filing of appropriate claims.
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Revenue Cycle Operations will utilize the electronic practice management system (Modernizing Medicine) to monitor RCO. Will work with the Billing Manager to monitor all KPI to include charge capture, charge entry, encounters without claims, claims without payments, denial management, accounts receivable management and patient collections.
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Knowledge of ICD-10 CPT/ HCPCS coding conventions and reimbursement rules for Medical Necessity, claims denial, bundling issues and charge capture. Under the general supervision of the Manager of Revenue Integrity, the Charge Capture Coordinator is responsible for the charge capture of the General pediatric inpatient and outpatient services for the assigned department(s.
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Processes daily error logs, stalled reports, aging claims, and any ah-hoc reports. Resolves and resubmits rejected claims appropriately as necessary. Reviews assigned electronic claims and submission reports.
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Expert level knowledge of back end revenue cycle process including denials management, claims, charge capture, billing, and collections. Your responsibilities will also include end-user training and education, workflow and process integration, revenue capture design, and project implementation.
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