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Now hiring full time coding specialist position VISALIA CA

Kaweah Delta Health Care District

Visalia ca

Onsite, but transition to remote is available once quality and proficiency benchmarks are able to be demonstrated consistently.

Apply online HIM positions are listed under "Clerical"

https://www.healthcaresource.com/kdh…categories.cfm

Open position is listed under HIM Coding Specialist I, but more experienced coders, including inpatient are welcome to apply, there is a range up to Coding Specialist III based on experience.

HIM Coding Specialist I

POSITION SUMMARY/PURPOSE
Responsible for translating healthcare providers’ diagnostic and procedural statements into coded form. Coding staff do this by reviewing and analyzing health records to identify relevant diagnoses and procedures for distinct patient encounters. The coding function is the primary source for data and information used in health care, and promotes provider/patient continuity, accurate database information, and the ability to optimize reimbursement. The coding function also ensures compliance with established coding guidelines, third party reimbursement policies, and regulations.

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Coding- Denials and Appeals Specialist Oklahoma City, OK

Job Opening!!!! Apply at www.okheart.com

Oklahoma Heart Hospital
Coding – Denials and Appeals Specialist
Location US-OK-Oklahoma City

Shift Monday – Friday Days Full-Time Days

Responsibilities
The Coding and Denial Specialist is responsible for assisting in coding and compliance issues. Generating and reviewing payment discrepancy reports on an ongoing basis for all Medicare and Managed Care contracts. Reviews denials and write-offs from third party payers. Will be responsible for generating appeal letters to send the payer to dispute the denial or underpayment identified. Act as a resource for Charge Entry to assist with coding questions to ensure charges are entered correctly. Performs all work with accord to the mission, vision and values of Oklahoma Heart Hospital.

Qualifications

Education: High School graduate or equivalent required. Bachelor or Associate Degree Preferred.
Licensure/Certifications: Must possess C.C.S, C.P.C, RHIT or RHIA
Experience: At least one (1) year of experience in billing, auditing, medical coding experience.

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Coding- Denials and Appeals Specialist Job Opening Oklahoma City, Ok

Job Opening!!!! Apply at www.okheart.com

Oklahoma Heart Hospital
Coding – Denials and Appeals Specialist
Location US-OK-Oklahoma City

Shift Monday – Friday Days Full-Time Days

Responsibilities
The Coding and Denial Specialist is responsible for assisting in coding and compliance issues. Generating and reviewing payment discrepancy reports on an ongoing basis for all Medicare and Managed Care contracts. Reviews denials and write-offs from third party payers. Will be responsible for generating appeal letters to send the payer to dispute the denial or underpayment identified. Act as a resource for Charge Entry to assist with coding questions to ensure charges are entered correctly. Performs all work with accord to the mission, vision and values of Oklahoma Heart Hospital.

Qualifications

Education: High School graduate or equivalent required. Bachelor or Associate Degree Preferred.
Licensure/Certifications: Must possess C.C.S, C.P.C, RHIT or RHIA
Experience: At least one (1) year of experience in billing, auditing, medical coding experience.

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76942- Pain Specialist Group

Good Afternoon All –

I cannot wrap my head around the appropriate way of billing 76942 along with cpt codes 20552 + 20553.

We are doing an 20552/20553 injection in place of service 11. We have been receiving denials on 76942 from BCBS, Medicare, etc…

According to the cpt code book, 76942 can be reported with 20552/20553.

Are there any specific guidelines to 76942 and 20552/20553? Does it require medical necessity or a modifier on 76942?

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Looking for an (on-site) General Practice coding specialist position? Albany, NY

Hi all!

Just curious if anyone (evenly the newly tested and passed) is looking for a FT position with a great company? I am currently heading to another facility to change my coding direction but would love to assist in finding someone to fill my spot! :)

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Lead Charge & Coding Specialist in Minnesota

As the Lead Charge and Coding Specialist you will provide day-to-day supervision of a portion of Center for Diagnostic Imaging’s Charge and Coding Team in St Louis Park, MN, including workflow direction, training and education. You will also be responsible for applying the appropriate diagnostic and procedural codes to individual patient health information for data retrieval, analysis and claims processing. In this role you will be part of a team of a medical coders who code a variety of radiology related procedures – which includes MRI, CT, X-ray, Sonogram, Mammogram, Nuclear Medicine, PET/CT, pain injections, Lung Cancer screening, and Bone Mineral Density.

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Referral Specialist Supervisor

Here at Neighborcare we are starting a new position. This is a good position for those who want to make the next leap from lead to supervisor.

The Referral Specialist Supervisor works alongside the Referral Specialists. The Supervisor will direct the day-to-day work, be the referral expert, and mentor the Referral Specialists. The Supervisor is responsible for receiving, analyzing and processing all referrals and authorization requests for patients according to specific insurance requirements. The Referral Specialist Supervisor ensures patients have been cleared for specialty service office visits and certain procedures. The Referral Specialist Supervisor will provide support to clinical staff in order to facilitate the administrative components of clinical referrals for various services.

The Mission of Neighborcare Health is to provide comprehensive health care to families and individuals who have difficulty accessing care, respond with sensitivity to the needs of our culturally diverse patients, and advocate and work with others to improve the overall health status of the communities we serve. Please apply at Neighborcare.org

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Medical Billing – What is the Salary For a Medical Billing Assistant Or Specialist?

If you’ve been thinking about getting a job or getting into the field of medical billing as a career there are a number of things that come to mind. First of all you probably want to know how much medical billers make – that is what is their wage or salary. The amount you make as a biller or specialist or assistant may be the determining factor.

Fist of all you want to find out if there are any large medical billing services in your area. Generally doctors’ office’s and clinics send their billing work out to these companies who have invested in billing software and are set up to do the work for medically-related companies.

They’ll do the coding and billing and the hiring of billing people to do the work. There are also smaller offices and clinics that do their billing in-house. You will want to find out if there are any in your area that do so.

Salaries can vary for medical billers depending on your experience and education. If you’ve never worked in this field you may find it harder to enter it without taking medical billing training through courses, programs or classes. Or in some cases you may be required to hold a Medical Billing Specialist certificate, which requires passing a national exam.

It is possible to take the minimum number of courses to get the background you need and that is the best recommendation. You don’t want to pay good money for courses you won’t need. But it’s best to call some of the billing services and find out what they require in terms of education or experience before you commit to any medical billing schools. There are many of these that offer medical billing training online but beware of scams. You can also go to your local colleges to get some of the required courses.

The salary range is generally between $ 25,000 to $ 30,000 a year. This can vary quite a bit depending on your experience and education. You may get work in this field for $ 10 to $ 20 an hour or more also depending on your education and experience.

Make sure to check out any school thoroughly before signing up and know that there is plenty of money and financial aid available for online courses for medical billing training. If you do your homework you’ll enter this field with a good outcome.

For secrets and tips on how to start a medical billing business or as a career, choosing the best medical billing training, finding the best medical billing business schools, online courses, college, work at home and financing go to a nurse’s website: http://www.MedicalBillingTrainingInfo.com

Botox given to patient same dos as another specialist

Our provider gave Botox 155mg and 45mg JW for waste due to pain in cervical region. Medicare denied due to another ENT provider also billing Botox on same dos in the throat. Our claim is being denied because the ENT already billed the botox on the same dos and was paid. The ENT is a totally separate clinic and specialty, we didn’t know patient even saw that provider. Noridian is saying we need a modifier to bypass but I cannot think of an appropriate modifier in this situation. Do we just appeal the denial without a modifier?

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