Telehealth Practice Manager

BrightSpring Health Services•Louisville, KY

2d•Remote

About The Position

The Practice Manager provides operational leadership for Abode Care Partners’ new telehealth practice—a scaling, multi-state model delivering virtual clinical care to older adults and medically complex patients in close collaboration with other BrightSpring Health Services businesses, such as Home Health. Telehealth partners may span a range of care settings and referral sources, including skilled nursing facilities (SNFs), assisted living facilities (ALFs), and health system partners, bringing virtual clinical care to patients across settings. The Practice Manager owns the day-to-day operations that enable providers to deliver care efficiently and compliantly across state lines, including scheduling and intake, patient consents, clinical and administrative workflows, follow-up management, provider licensure coordination, multi-state telehealth regulatory compliance, and billing compliance. The ideal candidate is an experienced healthcare practice or operations manager who thrives in a build-and-scale environment, understands multi-state telehealth regulatory and billing requirements, and partners effectively with physicians, advanced practice providers, home health teams, and central operations. Experience standing up or scaling telehealth or multi-site clinical operations is strongly preferred.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in healthcare administration, business, nursing, or a related field required
Three or more years of healthcare practice management or clinical operations experience required
Proficiency with EHRs, telehealth platforms, scheduling systems, and reporting tools required
Working familiarity with HIPAA, telehealth privacy and security requirements, and healthcare compliance standards required
Ability to travel across assigned markets as needed
Ability to work effectively in a remote and distributed environment across multiple time zones
Strong operational and project-management skills, with the ability to manage many concurrent workstreams across states
Working knowledge of the telehealth regulatory, licensure, and billing-compliance landscape
Familiarity with care-management programs (CCM, APCM, RPM, TCM) and technology-supported models of care
Excellent communication and relationship-management skills with providers, partners, patients, and cross-functional teams
Process-oriented, with a track record of building scalable workflows and standard operating procedures
Comfort operating in an ambiguous, fast-moving, build-and-scale environment
Strong analytical skills, with the ability to track KPIs, documentation quality, and quality measures to drive improvement
Commitment to quality, compliance, patient experience, and operational excellence
Experience partnering directly with physicians and advanced practice providers required

Nice To Haves

Master’s degree (MHA, MBA, MSN, or similar) preferred
Five or more years of healthcare practice management or clinical operations experience preferred
Experience managing multi-site, multi-state, or telehealth-based clinical operations strongly preferred
Experience standing up or scaling a new practice, service line, or telehealth program preferred
Working knowledge of multi-state telehealth regulations, licensure and credentialing processes, and telehealth billing and coding requirements strongly preferred
Familiarity with primary care and care-management programs—such as Chronic Care Management (CCM), Advanced Primary Care Management (APCM), Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM), and Transitional Care Management (TCM)—preferred
Experience with technology-supported care delivery, including telehealth, remote patient monitoring, and digital patient-engagement tools, preferred
Familiarity with a range of clinical sub-specialties delivered via telehealth, including behavioral health, preferred
Experience supporting clinical documentation quality and quality-measure performance and reporting preferred
Experience with home health, post-acute, skilled nursing, or older-adult populations preferred
Experience with value-based care, population health, or accountable care models preferred
Relevant certification or clinical credential preferred (e.g., CMPE/FACMPE, CMM, or PMP; or an active clinical credential such as RN, LPN, or MA)

Responsibilities

Manage the day-to-day operations of the telehealth practice across multiple states, ensuring efficient, patient-centered delivery of virtual care.
Design, implement, and continuously improve clinical and administrative workflows—including intake, scheduling, visit preparation, documentation support, and follow-up—to support quality, access, and provider efficiency at scale.
Own patient scheduling and intake operations, including new-patient onboarding, appointment coordination, access and wait-time management, and no-show/rescheduling processes.
Manage the patient consent process, ensuring informed consent, telehealth-specific consents, and required disclosures are captured and documented in accordance with state and payer requirements.
Establish and monitor follow-up and care-continuity processes so patients receive timely follow-up visits, results communication, and coordination back to their care teams.
Build standardized operating procedures, playbooks, and templates that can be replicated as the practice expands into new markets.
Coordinate provider licensure, credentialing, and payer enrollment across states, partnering with credentialing, HR, and legal teams to ensure providers are appropriately licensed for each state in which they deliver care.
Track and maintain compliance with state-specific telehealth regulations, including modality requirements, originating-site rules, consent laws, prescribing restrictions, and cross-state practice requirements.
Monitor changes in federal and state telehealth policy and translate them into operational updates to workflows, consents, and provider guidance.
Maintain licensure, DEA, and credentialing calendars to prevent lapses that could interrupt patient care or billing.
Ensure telehealth visits are documented, coded, and billed in compliance with Medicare, Medicaid, and commercial payer telehealth rules across states.
Support accurate billing for care-management and technology-enabled services—such as CCM, APCM, RPM, and TCM—including eligibility, documentation, and time or event capture requirements.
Partner with revenue cycle and billing teams to monitor claim accuracy, denials, and place-of-service and modifier requirements specific to telehealth.
Support charge capture, documentation completeness, and audit readiness in coordination with the compliance team.
Serve as the operational point of contact for physicians and advanced practice providers, supporting scheduling, coverage, productivity, and day-to-day issue resolution.
Collaborate closely with other BrightSpring Health Services businesses, such as Home Health, to coordinate referrals, shared patients, visit timing, and care transitions across settings.
Partner with external care settings and referral sources—including skilled nursing facilities (SNFs), assisted living facilities (ALFs), and health system partners—together with primary care and care management teams, to integrate telehealth into the broader care model.
Support onboarding and ongoing management of SNF, ALF, and health system partners as the practice scales, including workflow alignment, designated points of contact, and shared service expectations.
Communicate regularly with central operations, clinical leadership, and cross-functional teams, including IT, compliance, credentialing, and billing.
Track and report operational KPIs—access and wait times, visit volumes, provider utilization and productivity, documentation timeliness, consent and follow-up completion, and billing-compliance metrics.
Support documentation quality and quality-measure performance, partnering with clinical and quality teams on accurate capture, reporting, and improvement.
Identify and lead process-improvement initiatives to increase efficiency, quality, and the patient and provider experience.
Support expansion of the telehealth practice into new states, markets, and facility and health system partnerships, including operational readiness, workflow build-out, and staffing coordination.
Support technology-supported care operations—telehealth platform, remote patient monitoring, EHR workflows, and scheduling systems—partnering with IT and vendors to resolve issues and optimize the virtual care experience.
Participate in required trainings, meetings, performance reviews, and leadership forums as directed by senior leadership.