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Professional Biller, Medical Reimbursement Specialist or Billing & Coding Specialist Certification. Medi-Cal and Medicare Billing, as well as CHDP, and private insurances. (3) years of medical billing experience.
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AHCCCS (Arizona Health Care Cost Control System) plans, FQHC, UDS, government reporting, RVU, and Medicare reimbursement methodology. + Prepare organizational and departmental financial statements based on solid understanding of payer mix, government reimbursement, third party billing, and revenue cycle management.
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UroStat Healthcare is a national provider of DME (Medical Disposable Supplies) to individuals at home. We bill Medicare, Medicaid and Third Party payers to allow patients the ability to focus on their health.
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Assist in the presentation of training sessions for faculty, residents and staff to inform them of changes made to Medicare billing, federal laws and regulations, and other specific standards and guidelines regarding clinical documentation requirements, procedure and diagnosis coding.
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5 years of coding experience AAPC or AHIMA certification in coding with experience in research medical billing and coding. Perform clinical trial management system activities within the CTMs and conduct financial activities within the medical billing and coding software (i.e. OnCore, EPIC.
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Acts as an advisor and consultant in the establishment of operational policies of the practice to include: (1) Purchasing and capital allocations; (2) Managed care plan participation; (3) Budget and practice expenses; (4) Medicare/Medicaid participation; (5) Billing and collection of professional fees; (6) Personnel management and related policies; (7) Risk management and quality assurance; and (8) Coding compliance.
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As a medical billing specialist at Agape Care, you’ll process eligibility workflow, submit requests for authorizations, submit claims for processing, monitor claim rejections, post insurance payments, and follow-up on aging outstanding accounts.
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Knowledge of Medicare, Medicaid and third party billing requirements preferred. The Primary Care Physician provides direct primary medical care to children and adult patients. 24 Continued Medical Education (CME) credits per credentialing cycle (2 years.
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Comply with all regulatory guidance including but not limited to HIPAA, Medicare rules and billing and coding guidance. Medical, dental, vision, FSA, *STD/LTD insurances (*STD/LTD eligibility requirements differ for some CA brand partners.
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Experience in billing Medicare, Medicaid, Commercial Insurance, HMOs, and Worker’s Comp/No Fault is required. Two years experience in billing, insurance, office procedures in a medical setting.
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JOB DESCRIPTION JOB SUMMARY The Nurse Practitioner (NP) Primary Care is a licensed, certified, non-physician healthcare provider who actively renders direct patient care and possesses delegated prescriptive authority, is credentialed and privileged, and whose service is billed as an independent billing provider, as recognized by Medicare and Medicaid within the healthcare systems, and in accordance with the appropriate board.
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Must be comfortable interacting with insurance companies, patients, and various management levels and have a minimum of 2 years of administrative, customer service, financial services, medical billing, third party, or agency (Medicare/Medicaid) experience.
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An active, independent California Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW), Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT), Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor (LPCC), or Licensed Clinical Psychologist Residence in California Though we do not require our providers to see Medicare patients, you must not have opted out from Medicare Have access to reliable and stable internet while working remotely; experience with Google Suite is a plus.
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Experience with medical billing practices and of billing reimbursement, preferred. Rotech Healthcare Inc. is a national leader in providing ventilators, oxygen, sleep apnea treatment, wound care solutions, diabetic solutions and home medical equipment.
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2+ years’ experience in front office/medical billing and/or current hospital registration/admitting. 2+ years’ experience in insurance verification and/or medical/hospital billing.
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