This role involves troubleshooting and evaluating the work product of staff, making recommendations to management, and assisting with implementing changes. The analyst will participate in strategizing for process improvement initiatives to enhance cash flow, attend management meetings, and assist with special organizational projects. Key responsibilities include providing input for employee evaluations, collaborating with various managers and vendors to ensure technology is used effectively for patient registration, and reviewing financial clearance and registration procedures. The role also involves identifying and correcting issues through reporting, conducting quality control assessments, verifying insurance eligibility, contacting patients for information, and ensuring accurate insurance details are recorded in the patient accounting system. Additionally, the analyst will process outgoing referrals, utilize payer websites and systems to obtain and verify insurance referrals and authorizations, and track the status of referrals. Maintaining core competency in regulatory payer authorization and eligibility requirements, working accounts in assigned work queues to resolve billing errors, and following up on denial work queues are also crucial. The position requires close coordination with practice managers and staff to communicate changes in insurance payer requirements, responding to practice inquiries, and meeting daily productivity and quality standards. The analyst will also cross-cover for absences, participate in special projects and training, and perform other job-related duties as assigned, demonstrating adaptability to unexpected changes and increased work volume.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED