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Manage assigned workflows to include follow up on status of claims, denials and appeals for timely receipt of payment. Proficient with EMR/PM systems, Microsoft Word, Excel, billing software, 10-key, ICD-10 coding, and medical terminology.
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Knowledge of insurance follow up process, clinic operations, general office principles, medical insurance, payer contract, and basic medical terminology and abbreviations, regulatory/reporting requirements.
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A minimum of 2-3 years is required in insurance billing and/or follow-up experience in a physician office, other outpatient or hospital setting. Maintain follow-up and denial work queues at a level that ensures no accounts are unworked for 15 business days after presenting to the work queue.
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Runs a monthly aging report based on DOS and current A/R to identify accounts that require follow up. Report any coding related denial to the Coding Specialist. Discretionary profit-sharing contributions of up to 4.
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Pride Health is hiring a Supervisor Insurance Follow-Up for one of its clients in Wisconsin. Responsible for supervision and oversight of the daily operations of Patient Financial Services inhouse insurance follow-up functions and related staff.
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2+ years of experience with Medical Billing & Insurance Follow Up (Experience within the last year) We're looking for an Insurance Follow Up Specialist , working in Healthcare Systems and Services industry in Waco, Texas, United States.
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Gastro Health is seeking a Full-Time Insurance Collections Specialist to join our team! Maintains active communications with insurance carriers and third-party carriers until account is paid.
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Additionally, follow up and tracking procedures must be enacted upon to ensure maximum revenue is collected. Must possess ability to organize and maintain follow-up systems.
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As an insurance billing specialist, you will validate claims, submit claims, appeal claims, verify patient eligibility, and follow up on claims that are outstanding and unpaid by the insurance.
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The Insurance Follow Up position is responsible for investigating unpaid claims for physician charges. Contacts Insurance companies to follow up on denied claims.
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Recent experience in healthcare reimbursement and knowledge of medical coding and billing. Medical, Dental, Vision, Life Insurance, Short & Long Term Disability, Free Workplace Clinics. Recent experience in healthcare reimbursement and knowledge of medical coding and billing.
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Performs insurance follow up on unpaid claims utilizing payer website and/or AVR. Assigned claims should be completed thoroughly to include the action taken to have corrected claim reprocessed or appealed.
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Medical Billing, Insurance Follow up, Collections, and Coding. Insurance Follow Up. Must have 3-5 years of Coding Expirience. Must have Insurance/Collections expirience.
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The position will be responsible for all insurance follow-up from third party payers, to be responded to in a courteous, timely manner. Follow-up daily on post processing activity including but not limited to, rejected billings, adjustments, and rebilling, and denied claims for accounts that are greater than 30 days old.
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Ability to successfully perform all aspects of the physician billing cycle including initial claim submission, payer rejection resolution, denial follow-up, secondary appeal and refund processing.
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