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Identifies all patients without third party financial benefits and directs them for financial counseling according to Financial Counseling and Revenue Cycle policies and procedures.
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Monitor, resolve or escalate payer denials, returned claims, claim edits, correspondence and report payer claim processing behavior to assist with identifying systemic issues that may require process improvement to strengthen the health of the Revenue Cycle as well escalating identified concerns to the HB or PB Supervisor.
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Supports Revenue Cycle Director with communication and follow-up processes related to rejections, denials and appeals, ensuring that such activities are tracked, trended and reported back to the denials team.
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Maintains knowledge of revenue cycle operations, third party reimbursement and medical terminology including all aspects of payer relations, claims adjudication, contractual claims processing, credit balance resolution and general reimbursement procedures.
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