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Develop and conduct coding and billing training programs for providers and staff while ensuring compliance with government and third-party regulations. Perform medical coding audits for providers and specialists to identify educational needs and ensure revenue cycle integrity.
The specialist is responsible for performing accurate professional fee coding and resolving coding edits, rejections, and denials. They also collaborate with physicians and revenue cycle teams to ensure compliance and provide training on coding best practices.
The manager will oversee coding quality, compliance auditing, and team management while optimizing Epic workflows and AI-enabled processes. They are responsible for conducting internal audits, managing external RADV readiness, and ensuring adherence to federal coding standards.
The Medical Coder provides coding, audit, and compliance support to ensure accurate code assignment and adherence to FQHC billing regulations. They are responsible for conducting provider audits, analyzing denial trends, and educating staff on documentation standards.
The Inpatient Medical Coding Auditor extracts clinical information from medical records to assign accurate procedural terminology and medical codes. They review inpatient hospital claims to ensure correct reimbursement and appropriate diagnosis related group (DRG) assignments.
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The auditor evaluates the accuracy and quality of medical records by conducting routine and targeted audits to ensure adherence to coding guidelines and regulatory standards. They also provide constructive feedback to coders, develop educational resources, and analyze audit data to identify trends and process improvements.
The medical coder reviews and codes inpatient medical records and clinical documentation to ensure accurate diagnostic and procedural billing. They also collaborate with healthcare providers to maintain compliance with industry regulations and payer requirements.
The Certified Professional Coder will perform comprehensive medical record reviews to ensure billing compliance and identify potential fraud, abuse, or billing errors. They will also articulate findings to various stakeholders, including investigators, legal counsel, and medical directors.
The Medical Claims Reviewer is responsible for auditing claims, medical records, and billing documentation to ensure compliance with Medicaid and program regulations. They also investigate billing irregularities, resolve provider disputes, and provide operational analysis to support program effectiveness.
The Revenue Cycle Management Specialist is responsible for ensuring accurate billing, timely claim submission, and the resolution of denials or rejections. They also manage collections, monitor patient accounts for irregularities, and collaborate with internal teams to improve billing processes.
The medical coder will assign accurate diagnostic and procedure codes for palliative care services while ensuring all records are processed in a timely manner. They are also responsible for generating coding queries to clarify physician documentation and staying updated on evolving coding conventions.
The CDI Specialist assesses and reviews inpatient medical records to ensure documentation accurately reflects diagnosis, treatment, and severity of illness. They collaborate with providers and coding staff to facilitate compliant documentation and support quality reporting measures.
The Clinical Abstractor reviews, analyzes, and summarizes patient information from medical records into structured formats for quality improvement and regulatory reporting. They also collaborate with clinical staff to ensure data accuracy and identify trends to improve patient safety.
The Medical Reviewer performs automated and complex reviews of Medicare Fee-for-Service claims to assess payment accuracy and compliance with CMS guidelines. They also document findings, participate in dispute resolution, and support quality assurance through audits and training.
The Inpatient/Outpatient MRT Coder Lead performs and reviews medical coding while providing technical guidance, workflow coordination, and quality support to the coding team. They are responsible for resolving denials, managing audit findings, and training personnel on regulatory and procedural updates.
The Manager provides strategic leadership and operational oversight for CMS-mandated RADV audits across Medicare Advantage and Commercial lines of business. This role is responsible for developing audit strategies, managing departmental performance, and fostering cross-functional partnerships to ensure regulatory compliance.
The role involves identifying and assigning accurate ICD-10 and CPT codes for inpatient and outpatient services while ensuring compliance with coding policies. Additionally, the coder will provide documentation feedback to physicians and maintain high standards of coding quality and productivity.
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The Compliance Analyst will conduct independent, risk-based coding and billing audits to ensure adherence to regulatory requirements and organizational standards. They will also research coding inquiries, perform root cause analysis, and deliver targeted education based on audit findings.
The Coding Advocate is responsible for performing medical coding and data abstraction for various hospital visit types including inpatient, outpatient, and emergency services. They must ensure accurate code assignment, review claims for medical necessity, and maintain compliance with regulatory standards.
The Safety Specialist/Lead will manage safety plans, handle serious adverse event case processing from intake to regulatory reporting, and provide safety expertise to internal and external stakeholders. They will also participate in safety database setup, perform medical coding, and ensure compliance with global safety regulations.
The Safety Specialist/Lead will manage safety plans, handle serious adverse event case processing from intake to regulatory reporting, and provide safety expertise to internal and external stakeholders. They will also participate in safety database setup, perform medical coding, and ensure compliance with global safety regulations.
The Consultative Coder provides medical coding expertise to support clinical staff by ensuring documentation supports diagnostic and procedural coding. They also build relationships with clinicians, identify documentation improvement opportunities, and collaborate on HEDIS gaps and payer chart reviews.
The specialist is responsible for accurately assigning ICD-10 and CPT codes to medical records to ensure proper reimbursement and compliance. They also monitor provider documentation, perform audits, and resolve billing issues to support the revenue cycle.
The specialist is responsible for accurately interpreting medical records to assign appropriate ICD-10 and CPT codes while ensuring compliance with regulatory guidelines. They also perform audits on provider documentation and collaborate with clinical staff to resolve billing issues and missing charges.
The supervisor oversees coding teams, performs quality assurance reviews, and ensures accurate application of ICD-10 and CPT codes for billing and regulatory compliance. They also provide training, facilitate work assignments, and communicate with providers and clients to resolve coding-related issues.
The Medical Coder is responsible for accurately assigning ICD-10 and CPT codes while resolving coding-related denials and system edits. They also monitor regulatory changes and collaborate with clients to ensure documentation clarity and compliance.
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The analyst reviews medical coding-related claim denials by examining medical records and claim history to ensure billing accuracy. They also communicate determinations to providers and collaborate with internal departments to resolve coding inconsistencies.
The Medical Coding Specialist II utilizes encoder and grouper software to assign accurate ICD-10-CM, CPT, and HCPCS codes for ophthalmology and multi-specialty services. They must ensure compliance with regulatory requirements, NCCI edits, and Medicare guidelines while maintaining high standards of coding accuracy.
Assign accurate diagnostic and procedure codes for Primary Care and Family Medicine services while maintaining clinical documentation standards. Monitor work queues to ensure timely coding and generate queries to clarify physician documentation as needed.
The auditor conducts detailed reviews of medical records and coding data to ensure compliance with regulatory standards and payer requirements. They also collaborate with clinical and billing teams to resolve discrepancies and provide actionable feedback to improve coding accuracy.
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