The Coder Inpatient is responsible for reviewing medical records to assign accurate diagnostic and procedural codes for reimbursement and statistical analysis. They must maintain compliance with regulatory standards while ensuring high-quality coding productivity in a remote environment.
The Coder Physician is responsible for abstracting, coding, and interpreting clinical information from various medical records to ensure accurate reimbursement and compliance. They must maintain productivity levels and quality ratings while adhering to HIPAA and regulatory standards.
The Insurance Follow-up Specialist manages billing and collections by resolving outstanding insurance claims and denials for hospitals and physician practices. They act as an intermediary between institutions, patients, and insurance agencies to ensure accurate reimbursements and process improvements.
The Insurance Follow-up Specialist manages billing and collections by resolving insurance claims and denial issues for hospitals and physician practices. They act as an intermediary between institutions, patients, and insurance agencies to ensure accurate reimbursements and process improvements.
The Coder Physician is responsible for abstracting, coding, and sequencing clinical information from various medical records to ensure accurate billing and reimbursement. They must maintain compliance with regulatory standards while meeting productivity and quality benchmarks.
The Clinical Documentation Specialist improves the quality and completeness of clinical documentation by collaborating with physicians, nursing staff, and coders. They ensure documentation accuracy for reporting outcomes and compliance with regulatory standards.
The Coder Physician is responsible for reviewing medical records and assigning accurate diagnostic and procedural codes for reimbursement and statistical analysis. They must ensure compliance with regulatory standards while maintaining high productivity and quality ratings.
The coder will accurately assign CPT, HCPCS, and ICD-10-CM codes for professional fee services across multiple specialties in clinic and hospital settings. They will also collaborate with revenue cycle teams to resolve coding-related questions and ensure compliance with payer-specific guidelines.
The Coder Inpatient is responsible for reviewing medical records to accurately assign diagnostic and procedural codes for reimbursement and statistical analysis. They must maintain high quality standards while ensuring compliance with HIPAA and other regulatory requirements.
Review inpatient medical records for coding accuracy, data quality, and documentation gaps to ensure compliance with guidelines. Provide feedback and deliver educational sessions to coders and providers to improve documentation and coding precision.
The Insurance Follow-up Specialist manages billing and collections by acting as an intermediary between medical institutions, patients, and insurance agencies. They are responsible for analyzing claims, resolving denials, and ensuring accurate reimbursement through consistent follow-up and documentation.
The External Auditor Physician reviews inpatient and outpatient medical records to ensure coding accuracy and documentation quality. They are responsible for identifying physician query opportunities, assessing POA and discharge disposition, and reporting findings to clients.
The Coder Physician is responsible for abstracting, sequencing, and assigning accurate diagnostic and procedural codes to medical records for billing and reimbursement. They must ensure compliance with regulatory standards while maintaining high productivity and quality ratings.
The auditor reviews medical records to ensure accurate coding for diagnoses, procedures, and reimbursement while maintaining compliance with regulatory standards. They are responsible for abstracting clinical data and documenting productivity within specified systems to meet quality benchmarks.
The Oncology Data Specialist is responsible for accurately abstracting and reporting cancer case information into registry software systems. They ensure compliance with state, national, and client-specific data reporting standards while maintaining medical record integrity.
The Vice President of Sales is responsible for driving revenue growth through new business development and expanding services within large hospitals and health systems. This role involves managing the full sales cycle, from prospecting and cold calling to delivering presentations and maintaining executive-level client relationships.
The VP of Client Services is responsible for the overall management, growth, and long-term satisfaction of a defined client portfolio exceeding $30M. This role involves leading client service teams, identifying expansion opportunities, and partnering with internal operations to ensure service excellence and revenue growth.
