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Registry Ally, Inc. is hiring: MEDICAL BILLER in Sacramento

Posted 2 days ago

registry allySacramento (CA)

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About the role

Medical Biller Position Our client, a well-established Cardiology Clinic with locations in Torrance and Koreatown, is seeking a detail-oriented and results-driven Medical Biller who can also assist with front office responsibilities Full Time Permanent Position Monday - Friday, 8:00AM - 5:00PM On-Site at Torrance and Koreatown offices Competitive Pay Rate
Responsibilities: Prepare and submit insurance claims promptly Follow up on outstanding claims and resubmit denied claims as needed Monitor insurance responses and ensure timely and accurate payment processing Manage and work through Accounts Receivable (A/R) aging reports Post insurance and patient payments into the EMR system Identify and implement solutions to resolve claim issues Answer phones and assist the clinic with front office duties
Requirements: Associate's or Bachelor's degree required Minimum 2 years of recent medical billing experience in an outpatient clinic, preferably in cardiology Proficient in navigating the medical insurance billing process Knowledgeable in ICD-10 and ICD-11 coding standards Highly proficient with computers and billing software Excellent communication and interpersonal skills Strong follow-up skills with a demonstrated sense of urgency Exemplary work ethic and professional integrity

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