Medical Claims Processor
Posted 2 days ago
ctcMason (OH)
Insurance Claims and Policy Processing ClerksPharmacy Benefit Management and Other Third Party Administration of Insurance and Pension Funds
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
The Claims Coordinator accurately and efficiently processes all types of claims from source documents, maintaining compliance with the insurance plan requirements and with high regard for adhering to goals for quality and claims production rates. Also performs other complex claim processing which include but not limited to Medicare/Medicaid Pend process, Corrected Claims, and running daily reports.
MAJOR DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
• Efficiently and accurately processes a variety of vision insurance claims or adjustments.• Effectively and accurately reviews images and transcribed data in the portal in preparation for auto adjudication.• Coordinate and complete claim error corrections• Maintains the Medicare/Medicaid Pend Claims process• Understands and quickly operationalizes processing changes resulting from new plans, benefit designs.• Works with supervisor and co-workers to provide strong customer service and communication with key customer interfaces that include Account Managers, Operations, Information Systems, Client Representatives and leadership teamBASIC QUALIFICATIONS• High School diploma or equivalent work experience• 2+ year(s) of data entry experience• Strong customer service focus• Strong verbal & written communication skillsPREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS• Knowledge of Medicare/Medicaid business• Knowledge of vision benefits and/or insurance industry• Proficient in Microsoft Word, Excel and Access
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