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Position Summary: Person in this position will oversee the accounts payable and receivable billing functions by managing client accounts, creating billing, and documenting collections while ensuring accuracy according to regulatory standards and in compliance with Illinois Medicaid, Illinois Department of Human Services (IDHS) Substance Use and Prevention (SUPR), and insurance contracts.
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Notify corporate bookkeeper, facility administrator, Medicare specialist, Anzhelika Shatrov and Rehab Care of any Medicare denials. Notify facility administrator of any issues or IVDs that need to be issued Make monthly collection calls to insurance companies, as guided by the corporate office.
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Pay Details: $ to $ per hourSearch managed by: Kelsey Lambert Benefit offerings available for our associates include medical, dental, vision, life insurance, short-term disability, additional voluntary benefits, EAP program, commuter benefits and a 401K plan.
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Coordinates with the insurance payment collectors on payor requests and denials. Prints and uploads medical record documents via online portals such as: Availity, Navinet, etc. AIS Healthcare offers great benefits, including health, vision and dental insurance, long term disability insurance, life insurance, a vacation package, 401K plan with a generous employer match, remote work from home opportunity, growth, and more.
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The Intake Coordinator is responsible for obtaining complete and accurate patient insurance verification and authorization to support the provision of care and services. Submits appeals for authorization denials.
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Provide appropriate documentation that meets insurance company requirements; appeal all denials in a timely manner. + Act as admitting, attending and/or consulting physician for patients who require hospitalization for primary medical diagnoses, depending on needs of patients, medical staff and hospital.
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Proficiency in other disciplines, i.e. ICD-10 & CPT Coding, medical insurance claim forms, EOBs and investigating/resolving claim denials Material & Equipment Used & Frequency. 8+ years of experience in biotechnology, pharmaceutical, medical device, or medical/hospital management industry.
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With operations in 54 countries, Chubb provides commercial and personal property and casualty insurance, personal accident and supplemental health insurance, reinsurance, and life insurance to a diverse group of clients.
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Regional Business Office Manager Benefits: · BONUS Opportunity Available · Next Day Pay Available · Flexible Scheduling · Tuition Reimbursement · Medical/Dental/Vision Coverage · 401K · And Many More.
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Every day you will perform denials analysis to draft appeal letters to resolve any insurance company medical denial. As our Denials & AR Analyst I, you will help R1 clients by analyzing claims information so that they can resolve complex accounts.
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Ability to complete benefits investigations as needed, review insurance denials and submit appeals when needed, prioritize workload, and develop a system to track prior authorizations needing additional follow up.
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This includes verification of patient information, assigning procedure and diagnosis codes, entering charges, submitting claims to insurance carriers, creating statements and posting payments and adjustments, working denials, patient collections and all aging.
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We are looking for someone to manage insurance claims, appeals and denials. Job DescriptionJob DescriptionFull-Time Medical Biller/Front Desk Midwest Ear, Nose & Throat is looking for a full-time medical biller/front desk to join our staff.
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The Claims Escalation Specialist (Medical Insurance Follow Up) will perform the daily collections and management of outstanding accounts, to include following up with insurance companies, reconciling accounts, filing corrected claims, appealing claims (when appropriate), and following up on all denials to ensure processing/reprocessing, and payments.
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Person in this position will oversee the accounts payable and receivable billing functions by managing client accounts, creating billing, and documenting collections while ensuring accuracy according to regulatory standards and in compliance with Illinois Medicaid, Illinois Department of Human Services (IDHS) Substance Use and Prevention (SUPR), and insurance contracts.
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