This role involves troubleshooting and evaluating the work of staff, making recommendations to management, and assisting with implementing changes. The analyst will participate in management meetings, strategize for process improvement initiatives to enhance cash flow, and assist with special organizational projects. Key responsibilities include providing input for employee evaluations, collaborating with various managers and vendors to ensure technology is effectively used for patient registration, and reviewing financial clearance and registration procedures. The analyst will also work with managers to identify and correct reporting issues, assist with quality control assessments related to eligibility and pre-registration errors, and verify insurance eligibility using various technologies and direct contact with payers, adhering to state and federal regulations and company policies. Additionally, the role requires contacting patients for information, updating EMRs, ensuring accurate insurance details are recorded, processing outgoing referrals, and utilizing payer websites and internal systems to obtain and verify authorizations. The analyst will track and communicate referral statuses, maintain knowledge of regulatory requirements, obtain and verify authorizations for payment, and work assigned queues to resolve billing errors and claim denials. Close coordination with practice managers and staff regarding insurance requirements is essential, as is responding to practice inquiries. The position requires meeting daily productivity and quality standards, cross-covering for absences, participating in special projects and training, and performing other related duties as assigned. The ability to adjust to unexpected changes and work with minimum supervision in a team environment is also crucial.
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Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED