The Professional Coder is responsible for reviewing, analyzing, and validating CPT and ICD-10 diagnosis codes to ensure compliance with federal, state, and insurance regulations. They also manage charge processing, perform audits, and interact with providers to maintain documentation accuracy.
Albany Medical Center
7 Remote Job Openings at Albany Medical Center
The Inpatient Hospital Coder assigns accurate diagnosis and procedural codes to healthcare services to ensure optimal and legal reimbursement. Responsibilities include querying providers for documentation clarification and supporting external healthcare data reporting.
EPIC Analyst II - Hospital Billing
Albany Medical Center
·
Full Time
·
a month ago
Albany Medical Center
Responsible for the implementation, configuration, and optimization of the Epic Resolute Hospital Billing application. Collaborates with revenue cycle and IT teams to design system solutions and support billing operations.
Perform detailed inpatient coding quality audits and provide education and feedback to staff to ensure accuracy and compliance. Optimize hospital reimbursement by monitoring records, investigating unbilled cases, and collaborating with clinicians on documentation specificity.
The Hospital Coder selects and sequences appropriate diagnostic and procedural codes using mandated inpatient coding systems to ensure the organization receives optimal, legally entitled reimbursement. This role involves using computerized encoding systems, sequencing codes according to guidelines like ICD-10-CM/PCS, and supporting accurate external data reporting.
The Hospital Coder selects and sequences appropriate diagnostic and procedural codes using mandated classification systems to ensure the organization receives optimal, legally entitled reimbursement. This role involves using computerized encoding systems, sequencing codes according to guidelines, and supporting accurate external data reporting.
The Hospital Coder selects and sequences appropriate diagnostic and procedural codes using mandated inpatient coding systems to ensure the organization receives optimal, legally entitled reimbursement. This role involves using computerized encoding systems, sequencing codes according to guidelines, and supporting external reporting of healthcare data elements accurately.