The Insurance Follow-Up Specialist is responsible for resolving unpaid, underpaid, or denied insurance claims by investigating issues and facilitating prompt payment. They must maintain accurate documentation, communicate with payers and patients, and meet productivity and quality standards.
The Customer Service Representative handles inbound and outbound calls to assist customers with account balances, payments, and issue resolution. They are responsible for accurately documenting interactions and maintaining compliance with established workflows and performance standards.
The Cloud Network Engineer designs, implements, and secures enterprise network infrastructure across hybrid cloud and on-premises environments. This role also manages automation, cloud migration initiatives, and provides technical leadership for network operations.
Resolve insurance processing errors and denials to reduce outstanding accounts receivable for hospitals and physician practices. Coordinate with patients and insurance companies to ensure accurate billing and timely payments.
Resolve insurance processing errors and denials to reduce outstanding accounts receivable for hospitals and physician practices. Manage claims inventory and communicate with patients and payers to ensure accurate and timely payments.
Analyze payer payments to identify underpayments and resolve complex insurance denials and credit balances. Ensure accurate reimbursement by applying payer contract terms and submitting timely appeals.
Resolve insurance processing errors and denials to reduce outstanding accounts receivable for hospitals and physician practices. Communicate with patients and insurance companies to verify benefits, update demographics, and ensure timely payments.
Resolve insurance processing errors and denials to reduce outstanding accounts receivable for hospitals and physician practices. Communicate with patients and insurance companies to verify benefits, update demographics, and ensure timely payments.
Resolve insurance processing errors and denials for government and commercial payers to ensure timely hospital and physician payments. Manage claims inventory, verify billing data, and communicate financial requirements to patients and providers.
The Medical Coder II is responsible for accurately coding hospital outpatient and professional service claims using official code sets. They also analyze and correct claim denials to ensure proper reimbursement and maintain a low error rate.
