Claims Processing Executive
iconmaNew York (NY)
Claims Processing Executive
Posted 6 days ago
iconmaNew York (NY)
Insurance Claims and Policy Processing ClerksPharmacy Benefit Management and Other Third Party Administration of Insurance and Pension Funds
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Claims Processing Executive Our client, an IT Services and Consultant company, is looking for a Claims Processing Executive for their remote location.
Responsibilities include:
Claims Processing: Review, validate, and process healthcare claims submitted by providers in accordance with US insurance policies.
Core platform – QNXT claims experience REQUIRED
Eligibility Verification: Confirm patient coverage, benefits, and pre-authorization requirements under Medicare, Medicaid, and private insurance plans.
Adjudication: Approve, deny, or adjust claims based on payer guidelines and policy terms.
Compliance: Maintain adherence to HIPAA regulations, CMS guidelines, and other US healthcare compliance standards.
Documentation: Record claim activity, maintain audit trails, and prepare reports for management
Requirements include:
High school diploma or equivalent REQUIRED
Strong knowledge of US healthcare insurance systems (Medicare, Medicaid, commercial payers).
2–4 years of experience in US healthcare claims processing
Familiarity with claims management software and EDI transactions.
Excellent analytical, organizational, and communication skills.
Ability to interpret insurance policies and payer guidelines.
Detail-oriented with strong problem-solving abilities.
Regulatory Knowledge – Deep understanding of US healthcare laws and payer requirements.
Accuracy & Detail Orientation – Ensures claims are processed correctly and efficiently.
Problem-Solving – Resolves claim disputes and denials effectively
3.00 Years of Experience
Why should you apply?
Health Benefits:
Referral Program
Excellent growth and advancement opportunities
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