Billing Analyst - Remote position

About the job Billing Analyst - Remote position

Full Job Description

The Billing Analyst will be responsible for assiting with pre-bill audits across the enterprise.

  • Performs data entry of patient information as appropriate
  • Obtains pre-authorization from case managers, state and county billers as needed
  • May need to obtain timely information from field staff to assure accurate payment of claims
  • Assures appropriate communication with Authorization Department and corporate billers
  • Completes other assignments and duties as requested and assigned to accomplish the goals and objectives of the Company

Qualifications

  • Passion and commitment to excellence, quality and integrity
  • Embracing and leading the patient care mission through providing an exceptional patient experience
  • Positive attitude and ability to fit in as a collaborative team member for patient care
  • Excellent interpersonal communication and patient/family engagement skills
  • Commitment to documentation excellence and quality along with ability to educate and inspire others
  • High energy, focus, work ethic, motivation and commitment to lifelong learning and growth
  • Flexibility with diverse clients, cultures, and environments allowing you to provide excellent care
  • Ability to demonstrate skills in both a collaborative and solo contributor capacity
  • Proficiency with federal, state and governing agency regulations
  • Participates in continued clinical and in-service education, as well as professional training required by law
  • Knowledge and comfort level working with technology and enterprise wide support systems and tools
  • Successful management of a high volume of work, changing priorities as needed
  • Appropriate judgment and critical thinking in decisions that requiring consideration of regulatory compliance, customer service, patient welfare and company interests
  • Outstanding presentation, writing and communication skills
  • Promotes the agency through positive representation and communication of its services
  • Strong ability to be the public face of the organization, and serve as an advocate for Home Healthcare, Home Hospice and other service lines
  • Creative thinker who embraces thought leadership
  • High School degree is required and additional post-secondary education is preferred.
  • One Year of administrative support, or experience in business, healthcare clerical setting or training/education equivalent is required.
  • Any additional home care experience is preferred.
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