Business Office Representative

Ensure full reimbursement is received by RRH for clinical services rendered including professional, long-term/home care and hospital care, by effectively and accurately managing a receivable. Resolve edits to ensure accurate claims are sent to primary and secondary insurances. Research and resolve denials and payer requests for information promptly and accurately in order to secure payment. Work as part of a dynamic team continually looking for ways to improve a complex business process.

• →Review and accurately process claim edits in a system work queue. Accurately handle claim adjustments and coverage changes as needed.
• →Review and process claim denials according to established processes. Research and resolve denial issues via the payer website, coverage policies and/or phone calls to the payer. Submit corrected claims and appeals. 
• →Process account adjustments and refunds as needed according to department policy and procedure. 
• →Document actions appropriately and follow-up with payers to ensure they take actions promised. Follow-up on claims with no responses. Manage large workload using tracking tools to ensure we don’t fail to follow-up before a payer’s deadline. 
• →Participate in team meetings which review new procedures, new denial types and system updates. Report problems and patterns to the supervisor to help keep policies and procedures up to date with new clinical programs and payer policy changes. 
• →Acquire and maintain knowledge of system terminology, claim/denial/coverage concepts and terms, and relevant HIPAA privacy rules and other regulations.  Expertly use insurance websites to explore denial issues and resolve them using the tools in Epic, including accessing clinical documentation and authorization details. 
• →Respond to patient complaints by researching coverage and claim processing to ensure the patient responsibility is accurate. Contact insurance as needed. Coordinate resolution with Customer Service staff.

• Education/Training: At least one year experience in a Medical Office environment preferred
• Basic knowledge of medical billing, cording, collection processes, insurance policies and governmental regulation provision preferred
• Knowledge of UBO4 billing form and 1500F05 specific payer requirements preferred
• Excellent problem solving, organizational and oral and written communication skills required
• Successful completion of annual age and job specific competencies and skill verification tools required
• Proficiency in a variety of  computer applications and spreadsheet applications and common office equipment

The posted pay range is a good faith representation of potential base pay for this position. It may be modified in the future and eligible for additional pay components. Individual annual salaries/hourly rates could vary based on position details and FTE. Pay is determined by considering factors including, but not limited to, experience, relevant qualifications, specialty, internal equity, locations, and contracts.