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Strong understanding of medical coding (ICD-10, CPT) and billing processes. Minimum of 3 years of experience in revenue cycle management or medical billing. Stay up-to-date with coding and billing regulations and guidelines.
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Medical billing/coding experience or pre-authorization experience preferred. Medical terminology necessary. Medical billing/coding experience or pre-authorization experience preferred.
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Medical Billing & Coding. A medical assistant takes on tasks that are both front-end and back-end, including clinical duties and laboratory work. Medical assistants work alongside physicians in a variety of medical settings, including medical offices, clinics, ambulatory care facilities and outpatient facilities.
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The leader in medical scribes, patient navigation and back-office coding and billing coordination, HealthChannels trains and manages more than 22,000 employees across 50 states and three countries.
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Strong knowledge of medical billing and coding practices, including CPT, HCPCS, and ICD-10 coding systems. Review and analyze patient medical records, HME, DME, and O&P prescriptions, and supporting documentation to ensure appropriate coding and billing.
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Professional Biller, Medical Reimbursement Specialist or Billing & Coding Specialist Certification. (3) years of medical billing experience. Medi-Cal and Medicare Billing, as well as CHDP, and private insurances.
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Working knowledge of medical coding (ICD-9, CPT-4, etc.) + 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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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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Knowledge of medical billing/collection practices required. Minimum two years' experience in medical billing required. Monitors receipt of daily coding and performs charge entry ensuring accuracy of charges entered, modifier usage, implant coding and timeliness of filing insurance claims both on paper and electronic.
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Knowledge of healthcare revenue cycle including medical billing, coding, and collection practices. Preferred experience specific to Chiropractic billing and coding.
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The Medical Coder / Biller will perform billing and coding tasks. Advanced knowledge of medical terminology, billing processes, and matching insurance documentation to support the coding process.
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Acts a liaison with CFC, Revenue Integrity (coding), CCSG practices and customer service for denials and account problem resolution. ICD-10, CPT, Medical terminology. Retrieves all medical documentation and initiates appeal process when appropriate.
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One year experience with standard ICD-10 medical and dental coding (experience to have occurred within the past four years). Individuals hired on or after March, 2018, who have not successfully taken a Medical Terminology class (to be confirmed by proof of taking and passing class with a grade of "C" or better) will be placed at the Billing Clerk scale that was in effect prior to March, 2018.
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Basic knowledge of ICD-10 and CPT coding. Assesses all self-pay patients for potential public assistance through registration/billing systems Provides self-pay/under-insured patients with financial counseling information.
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Scribes will have basic knowledge of billing and coding. The primary role of the scribe is to collaborate with the Emergency Department physician in the documentation of each patient’s medical chart during his/her stay in the Emergency Department.
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