The Clinical Documentation Integrity Specialist facilitates the improvement of clinical documentation quality, completeness, and compliance through collaboration with physicians and clinical staff. They conduct concurrent reviews to ensure documentation accurately supports assigned DRGs and patient outcomes.
The Cogito Project Manager oversees analytics workstreams, manages project priorities, and facilitates communication between stakeholders and technical teams. They are responsible for requirements gathering, maintaining Agile processes, and ensuring the successful delivery of Epic Cogito reporting solutions.
The Charge Integrity Analyst manages and implements charge capture initiatives to improve revenue protection and identifies the root cause of billing errors. They work within Epic work queues to ensure accurate coding and provide guidance and education to assigned departments.
The APRN will consult with patients to diagnose conditions, order and analyze diagnostic tests, and develop treatment strategies including medication management. Additionally, the role involves participating in clinical research and advocating for policies that support the needs of elderly patients.
The analyst will manage and implement charge capture initiatives to improve revenue protection and ensure compliance across clinical departments. They are responsible for conducting audit reports, identifying root causes of revenue issues, and providing education to staff regarding charge reconciliation processes.
Responsible for assigning diagnosis and procedure codes using ICD-10-CM/PCS and CPT for inpatient and observation accounts. The role involves auditing, resolving claim edits, and coordinating with CDI and HIM staff to optimize documentation.
The analyst is responsible for loading and maintaining managed care and government contracts within the Epic system. They will validate reimbursement functionality and collaborate with stakeholders to ensure accurate contract implementation and compliance.
The APRN consults with patients to diagnose conditions and prescribe treatment strategies, including medications. They may also engage in medical research and advocate for policies benefiting elderly patients.
