Overview Represents Partnership in the Grievance & Appeals Resolution process. Responsible for reviewing, investigating, and resolving assigned member grievance and appeal cases ranging from low to high complexity. Works to transform member dissatisfaction into member satisfaction. Oversees the investigative process ensuring casework complies with DHCS guidelines, NCQA standards, and Partnership best practices. Works independently, provides leadership on each investigation, prioritizes case deliverables, remains customer-focused, and stays current on changes in the healthcare system that may trigger member dissatisfaction. Responsibilities Independently determines best resolution on assigned cases, incorporating clinical guidance from Partnership Medical Directors and Grievance & Appeal Nurse Specialists. Investigates member-disputes of denied benefits/services, collects new evidence, reassesses for coverage, executes final decisions, and communicates it to all stakeholders. Investigates member-reported concerns about dissatisfactory experiences while seeking care. Identifies facts, surveys the health care system, corrects root causes, and communicates outcomes to all stakeholders. Communicates with members throughout the investigation, offers customer-focused solutions, and practices exemplary customer service to all stakeholders. Frequent contact with internal departments, providers, third party administrators, and/or regulators. Manages assigned cases so they are completed within DHCS timeframes, according to G&A Desktop procedures, and/or as directed by management. Documents all casework activity thoroughly, accurately, timely, and ethically. Writes DHCS and NCQA compliant letters to members and providers. Provides leadership to the grievance support team to complete sub-components of the investigation process. Effective communicator in all modes of communication (e.g., written, verbal). Knows all Partnership Medi-Cal benefits or has the ability to master understanding of all benefits. Maintains knowledge of Partnership Medi-Cal Handbook, Partnership Policy & Procedures, and DHCS guidelines affecting benefits. Identifies systematic or recurring issues that create barriers to high quality healthcare and reports them to leadership. May serve as backup to absent Grievance & Appeals Case Analyst(s). Attends meetings as needed including but not limited to Case Conferences, Case Forum Meetings, Department Meetings, and Division Meetings. Other duties as assigned.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level