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Overview Under the direction of the Coding Supervisor, codes and abstracts inpatient and outpatient hospital medical records under two coding systems, ICD-9-CM and CPT-4, which is used for hospital reimbursement, statistical purposes, and reporting purposes required by different state regulatory agencies.
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Minimum of two years of experience and/or education in medical billing, introductory accounting, or book keeping required. Job Summary: The Biller collects, assembles and accurately submits all forms and pertinent information for professional billing.
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This individual utilizes knowledge of insurance regulations, health insurance contracts, medical coding, and bookkeeping to perform a variety of revenue cycle support activities. These include but are not limited to medical coding, insurance verification, and ensuring the accuracy of the information housed in the practice.
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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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Minimum 2 years Medicare MediCal billing and follow up experience in a hospital setting. Comply with hospital and federal policies and guidelines in the billing and collection of Medicare MediCal claims.
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Administrative duties may include scheduling appointments, maintaining medical records, billing, and coding for insurance purposes. Comply with all personal medical requirements including but not limited to: annual physical, current vaccinations (MMR, Tdap, Influenza, Hepatitis B), and TB testing (skin test or chest x-ray.
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Knowledge of Government/CPT and ICD coding, medical terminology and the ability to read and interpret EOBs required. The Collector 2 Performs A/R collections and billing via assigned special projects, involving multiple insurance contracts & entities.
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Medical billing and coding certificate. Maintain accurate patient billing records and ensure compliance with applicable regulations. Follow up on unpaid claims and resolve billing discrepancies.
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Strong understanding of medical terminology, coding systems (e.g., ICD-10, CPT), and insurance billing practices. Previous experience in healthcare revenue cycle management, medical billing, or claims processing.
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