Senior Biller Job at HonorHealth in Phoenix
Senior Biller Job at HonorHealth in Phoenix
Posted 5 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Virtual Arizona:
- Full time:
- Posted Today:
- On a daily basis submit electronic & paper claims, monthly patient statements and correct claims. On a daily basis provide feedback to physician practice staff on data & demographic corrections.* Coordinate with practice managers and PBS staff to maintain expected daily submission benchmarks for AR collections, closed claims, clean (first pass rate 90%) and bad debt rates. Update spreadsheet with daily statistics.* Process daily Gateway EDI requests and receipts to reconcile to patient accounting system submissions and adheres to regulatory guidelines for timely submission and reprocessing.* Submit and receive 837 files from outside vendors.* Manage payer file maintenance notify physician groups of updates and changes specific to* Assist as a team member in the development, implementation and improvement of internal controls needed to assure and maintain sound billing practices. EDUCATION* High School Diploma or GED Required* Associates in Business Administration, Finance Preferred or* Other / Certificate Complete advanced medical billing certification within two years of hire date PreferredEXPERIENCE* Other Medicare or Commercial – Physician Billing and 2 years experience with reimbursement or revenue cycle/claims processing Required* 2 years patient accounts experience Required or* 3 years physician billing Required* 3 years Medicare or Commercial - Facility Billing experience PreferredLICENSES AND CERTIFICATIONS* Other CCS Coursework
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