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Job Location: STRICTLY REMOTE

Job Description

The Executive for Underpayment reviews and resolves patient accounts as per the customer guidelines. The position requires expertise in understanding provider-payer contracts in order to optimize reimbursement by initiating appropriate action.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:

  • Identification of underpayments on patient accounts and taking appropriate action to resolve the account

  • Proactively trend and monitor information to ensure that payments are posted as per contracts

  • Maintain appropriate data and trends to report back collections, along with any negative collections

  • Participate in weekly meetings with the customer to ensure claim denials trends are discussed

  • Comply with all reimbursement and billing procedures for regulatory, third party, and insurance compliance norms

  • Provide daily reports as assigned including but not limited to: Claim error report, Audit report, Payment Variance

  • Work closely with Accounts Receivables Team to resolve account or payer issues, including identifying if underpayment or overpayment issue is related to payor, incorrect insurance, or billing error.

  • Work with the contracts team to update contract loading issues so that the correct expected reimbursement is reflected upon pricing of the claim

  • Identifies payer problems that relate to billing or collections.

  • Participates in Performance Improvement activities.

Job REQUIREMENTs

To be considered for this position, applicants need to meet the following qualification criteria:

  • 2-4 years of experience in accounts receivables management

  • Good understanding of collections processes and managed care contracts

  • Ability to read and understand complex contract terms and the ability to communicate and/or resolve the deficiencies with both internal and external customers.

  • Strong Mathematical and Analytical Skills

  • Graduate Degree in any steam

  • Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal.

  • Must be flexible to work in shifts

  • Freshers with good typing and communication skill may also apply

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