Lead impactful coding and auditing processes in a remote environment. Enhance compliance and accuracy in professional fee coding standards. Collaborate with leadership to optimize revenue cycle management.
Professional Fee Coder/Auditor
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Job Description
Overview
- Perform coding and auditing of professional fee records ensuring compliance with official coding guidelines and accuracy in diagnosis and procedure codes.
- Validate patient demographics, insurance carrier assignments, and financial classifications to ensure proper claim submission.
- Compose physician-friendly feedback and inquiries following prescribed workflows to enhance coding accuracy and compliance.
- Maintain a coding production rate of 95% or above while demonstrating proficiency in ICD-10 and CPT coding standards.
- Conduct claim editing, troubleshoot problem accounts, and perform root cause analysis to resolve coding issues.
- Utilize expertise in renal specialty coding and risk adjustment to audit and train others effectively.
- Work remotely in an autonomous environment, leveraging analytical skills and effective communication abilities.
Key Responsibilities & Duties
- Analyze and review medical records for accurate code assignment and compliance with coding guidelines.
- Prepare claims for submission by validating patient demographics and ensuring proper provider billing group classification.
- Compose compliant and physician-friendly feedback for coding validation audits and inquiries.
- Maintain coding logs and independently track production rates to ensure performance standards are met.
- Conduct claim editing activities and troubleshoot problem accounts, escalating issues as necessary.
- Utilize coding expertise in renal specialty and risk adjustment to audit and train team members.
- Collaborate with revenue cycle management leadership to address coding challenges and optimize processes.
Job Requirements
- High School Diploma or GED with 5+ years of combined education, experience, or certification in coding.
- Approved credential from AHIMA or AAPC, such as Certified Professional Coder.
- Proficiency in ICD-10 and CPT coding standards with a minimum accuracy rate of 95%.
- Experience in risk adjustment coding and holding an HCC Certified Coding Credential preferred.
- Skilled in creating compliant provider feedback and proficient in Microsoft Office applications.
- Proven ability to work autonomously in a remote environment with effective communication and analytical skills.
- Internet connectivity meeting minimum speed and latency requirements for remote work.
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