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Caring Hearts Home Care is hiring: Medical Biller in Wilmington

Posted 15 days ago

caring hearts home careDorchester Center (MA)

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

Medical BillerCaring Hearts Homecare is looking to hire a full-time Medical Biller, someone who is self-driven, responsible, professional, and a team player.
Qualifications Include: Knowledge and use of Waystar preferred. Must have knowledge of Home Health claims billing. Must have billing experience for Medicare, MassHealth and other Commercial Insurances. Must have computer experience - Microsoft Word and Excel, able to create and maintain documents. Must be reliable and dependable. Must be organized and able to multitask efficiently. Excellent troubleshooting skills.
Responsibilities Include: Prepare and submit accurate claims. Follow up on unpaid or denied claims. Insurance Verification. Maintain and update patient billing records. Ensure that all billing practices comply with relevant healthcare regulations, including HIPAA, and maintain confidentiality of patient information. Post payments to patient accounts, reconcile payments, and ensure discrepancies are addressed promptly. Generate and analyze billing reports to monitor the accuracy and timeliness of payments, including aging reports and claim status reports. Manages the AR for and assure prompt resolution of AR >90 days Manages and assures that all denial documentation is collected and sent in a timely manner. Participates in all collection activities of problem accounts. Reviews and analyzes all billing reports on a monthly basis with the Administrator and/or Designees. Perform other office duties as required.
Benefits Include: 401k with match. Health Insurance. Competitive Pay. Voluntary benefits - Dental, Vision, Short-term Disability, Life insurance, etc. Paid Holidays.
Work Location: In person

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