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Coordinate, supervise, and perform medical record audits of documentation, coding and billing for technical and professional services, including CPT, ICD10, HCPCSII, DRG, APC, APG, Modifiers, Teaching Physician Guidelines, NPP documentation, electronical and manual documentation, coding and billing systems.
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Proficiency in Microsoft products including excel, word and outlookValid certification in billing and coding OR two years verified experience in medical billingCompany DescriptionPrecise Research Centers is a research site and an affiliated private practice.
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Works with medical staff and quality management staff to correctly align diagnosis documentation and billing coding to improve the quality of clinical documentation and correctness of billing codes prior to claim submission to third party payers; to identify possible opportunities for improvement of clinical documentation and accurate MS-DRG, Ambulatory Payment Classification (APC) or ICD-9 assignments on health records.
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Ensure compliance with coding and billing regulations. Document medical findings, diagnoses, and treatment plans. Conduct thorough medical examinations and histories. Provide clear and concise medical information.
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E/M Physician Medical Billing and Coding experience is required. Min of 3 years of experience in primary care E/M medical billing/ AR working for an FQHC. Knowledge of billing terminology, coding standards, and experience with Medicare, Medicaid, Commercial Insurance, online systems, and Explanations of Benefits.
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Job Summary: Under close supervision, the Medical Billing and Coding Specialist is responsible for processing health insurance claims for services provided at all clinics. Job Title: Medical Billing and Coding Specialist.
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Responsible for day to day tasks in the Clinic Billing Department which may include: payment posting, insurance denial follow up, assisting patients on the phone with billing questions, credit balance research and refund processing, insurance claim processing, billing charge entry, obtaining clinical reports, and other miscellaneous projects and duties as assigned by the Billing Manager.
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This is a full-time on-site role for a Medical Billing Specialist at AMS. The Medical Billing Specialist will be responsible for managing the revenue cycle, MIPS, and healthcare information system needs of hospital and physician healthcare groups.
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Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon, NH has been consistently ranked by the U.S. News and World Report as One of America’s Best Hospitals. At Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center and Clinics, we are dedicated to building a diverse, inclusive and authentic workplace, so if you're excited about this role but your past experience doesn't align perfectly with every qualification in the job description, we encourage you to apply anyway.
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Experience: At least two to five years of medical coding, auditing experience on Risk Adjustment for Medicare and Medicaid or Retail Exchange business experience with process management.
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Education: Minimum - Graduate of a Medical Coding Program or associate degree in healthcare related field. Experience in lieu of education may be considered Preferred - Graduate of a Health Information Technology program Work Experience: Minimum - Two years medical coding experience with at least one year in a leadership role.
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Inpatient Coder IIs will evaluate inpatient medical records and accurately assign the appropriate ICD-10 CM/PCS codes, Present on Admission (POA) indicators, and relevant DRGs. The Coder II must be skillful in the identification and assignment of all diagnoses and procedures in accordance with nationally recognized coding guidelines, as well as researching opportunities to improve documentation.
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The ideal candidate will have a strong background in the Durable Medical Equipment (DME) industry and a deep understanding of the Order to Cash (OTC) process in the DME business, including order processing, claims, reimbursement, and billing.
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Ensures accurate coding of medical records utilizing JC, MHS and MTF guidelines. Knowledge of a broad range of references such as the ICD-10, CPT, HCPCS, medical dictionaries, manuals relating to coding textbooks and glossaries.
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Knowledge of the managed care industry including Medicare Advantage, Managed Medicaid and/or Commercial products, or other Medical management organizations, hospitals/ Integrated Delivery Systems, health insurance, other healthcare providers, clinical group practice management.
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