A large hospital system needs several Medical Coders to join our growing team. We are looking for a professional who have either CPC or specialty certifications in medical coding. We would be looking for medical coding professionals who can jump in with both feet from day one. The successful individual will be committed to accurate medical coding for E&M services and surgical specialties services, Bariatric, general E&M, and palliative care would be a plus. This is a contract position and paid by the chart or per hour. I offer flexible hours and competitive pay. Please email me at [email protected] for additional information. EPIC experience is a plus.
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Tag Archives: ProFee
Seeking Profee ED CDI Educator
National ED Management company seeking experienced coding/documentation expert to fulfill our CDI Educator role! Responsibilities include supporting our Physician CDI Director in coordinating national network of regional clinician leaders to distribute documentation education on various emergency department-related topics. Must be comfortable speaking directly with clinical staff both one-on-one and as a group. Experience with MIPS quality reporting and knowledge of Excel and Powerpoint a plus.
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Profee Coding-HCC
What would I need to study for Profee coding? I’ve been a CPC for about 14 years been concentrating on HCC, I was told by a recruiter I would be more marketable if I had Profee under my belt. Please help
HCC considered Profee coding?
I am new to coding, but was wondering…is HCC considered profee coding?
ED Profee rx management
When assigning Profee E&M levels for emergency room visits are medications administered during the visit considered prescription drug management?
Profee Coding- When to code labs such as 83655 and 85018??
I have a silly question… I’m doubting myself, I know.
When are labs coded. For example, in profee coding for a well child visit, would you code 83655 and 85018 if they are done? I’m not talking about actual blood draws, but the actual labs performed on blood samples. I thought labs were only coded with a certain modifier and only if they were sent to outside facility (so the provider gets paid for transportation charges). Otherwise if they were performed by an internal lab, I thought the provider skipped coding them and the internal lab coded them? Can someone please summarize when to code labs for me? For profee and other kinds of coding too? Thanks!!
CPC with over 12 years of experience, seeking full-time, Remote Profee role
I am a Certified Professional Coder, CPC, Licensed by AAPC. I have over 12 years experience in Profee/Physician Coding, seeking a Remote Profee Opportunity. I have extensive experience in Profee Coding, Medical Terminology, Revenue Cycle Management, E/M and Surgery Coding for various multi-specialties, Orthopedic and Sports Medicine experience, Abstracting Data, Human Resources, and much more. I also have experience with several different types of Medical software including Athena, Cerner, Allscripts, IDX, EPIC, Centricity, EClinical Works, Quadramed, Meditech, etc. Please feel free to contact me via email [email][email protected] or by phone 706-766-0365.
Profee Coding/Auditing Manager- Washington Regiona Med Center
Looking for an experienced profee coder to join our team
Job Description and application can be reviewed at the following link:
http://wregional.force.com/careers/t…bTUAR&tSource=
Job Description and application can be reviewed at the following link:
http://wregional.force.com/careers/t…bTUAR&tSource=
ProFee vs Hospital diagnostic coding
I need some help! I need to find a reference, one way or the other, that supports/does not support the ability of a professional coder to use the entire chart when coding TODAYs visit.
I’ve been trying to explain why this is not how things work. If an auditor pulls the chart for review for the visit on 3/3/17, what is released is the documentation from 3/3/17. So if a diagnosis is coded on that visit that is not documented on that visit…. guess what..
I am a former Compliance Auditor under a CIA (Corporate Integrity Agreement) who now is on the facility side. When talking to my professional fee counter parts, they are told they can use the whole chart to code from.. (?) On the facility side we are confined to the account/stay that we are currently coding.
If anyone can provide reference either way as to the professional fee side, I’d appreciate the help. I’ve been looking under all the CMS literature but have been unsuccessful. Thanks in advance!