This role involves leading clinical documentation improvement (CDI) initiatives specifically within orthopedic and musculoskeletal specialties. The lead will be responsible for reviewing provider documentation to ensure it is complete, specific, medically necessary, and accurately coded. A key aspect of the role is collaborating with physicians, advanced practice providers (APPs), coding teams, and operational leaders to enhance documentation workflows and minimize revenue loss. The position requires identifying trends that affect reimbursement, denials, downcoding, charge lag, and documentation deficiencies. The lead will also provide education and feedback to providers on coding, documentation standards, payer requirements, and compliance. This role serves as a subject matter expert for specific workflows, claim edits, charge capture, and operational reporting. Collaboration with coding and denial management teams is essential for resolving documentation-related reimbursement issues. The role supports audit readiness and compliance through chart reviews and documentation monitoring, and assists in creating documentation policies, workflows, tip sheets, and educational materials. Analysis of documentation and coding trends is crucial for operational performance improvement and financial optimization. Monitoring payer policies and regulatory updates impacting MSK documentation and reimbursement is also a key responsibility. Finally, the lead will participate in cross-functional operational meetings and revenue cycle performance initiatives.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior
Education Level
No Education Listed