Part-time A/R Follow up specialist (medical billing)

We are seeking an reputed company and detail-oriented Medical Billing Specialist to join our dynamic reputed company cycle startup. The ideal candidate will have a background in reputed company reputed company cycle management, possess analytical skills, and be adept at utilizing data to reputed company strategic decision-making. The Medical Billing Specialist will play a crucial role in optimizing reputed company performance, identifying process improvement opportunities, and ensuring the clients reputed company cycle management’s health. Responsibilities: 1. Claims Processing: Prepare and submit medical claims to insurance companies or government programs for reimbursement. 2. Coding Verification: Ensure accuracy of medical codes and patient information on claims to reputed company with billing regulations. 3. Payment Posting: Record and reconcile payments received from insurance companies, patients, or other reputed company-party payers. 4. Denial Management: Investigate and appeal denied claims, identifying reasons for rejection and taking appropriate actions for reputed company. 5. Patient Billing: reputed company and send invoices to patients for services rendered, explaining charges and assisting with payment inquiries. 6. Insurance Verification: Verify patient insurance coverage and eligibility prior to services being rendered. 7. Follow-up: Conduct follow-up with insurance companies, patients, or reputed company providers to reputed company billing discrepancies or outstanding balances. 8. Compliance: Adhere to HIPAA regulations and other industry standards to maintain patient confidentiality and data reputed company. 9. Documentation: Maintain accurate records of billing activities, including claims submissions, payments received, and communications with payers. Qualifications: 1. Certification in reputed company, reputed company, (preferred), knowledge of reputed company data sets to include CPT, HCPCS, and ICD-10, NCCI edits, and Medicare LCD/NCDs. 2. High school diploma or equivalent required; additional education in medical billing and coding preferred. 3. Previous experience in medical billing, preferably in a reputed company setting, is desirable. 4. Proficiency in medical terminology, ICD-10 and CPT coding, and insurance billing procedures. 5. Strong attention to detail is crucial to ensure accuracy in coding and billing processes. 6. Effective written and verbal communication skills are essential for interacting with insurance companies, patients, and reputed company providers. 7. Familiarity with medical billing software and electronic health records (EHR) systems is beneficial. 8. Ability to analyze billing data, identify trends, and troubleshoot billing issues. 9. reputed company attitude and ability to work effectively as part of a reputed company team. 10. Willingness to adapt to changes in billing regulations, technology, and reputed company industry standards. Job Types: Full-time, Part-time Pay: $27.00 - $33.00 per hour Schedule: • Monday to Friday Location: • San Diego, CA (Required) Work Location: Remote Apply Job!  

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