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Unity HealthNew
Overview
The role focuses on coordinating utilization management and denial prevention to ensure patients receive the right care at the right cost and setting. Responsibilities include reviewing clinical practices and maintaining a quality control system to optimize hospital facility usage.
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OSF HealthCare
The Coder position assigns accurate ICD-CM/PCS & CPT/HCPCS codes to diagnoses and procedures. This role involves compliance with coding guidelines and collaboration with the revenue cycle team for billing and reimbursement.
4 days ago
MyMichigan Health
The coding specialist analyzes medical records to assign accurate diagnosis and procedure codes for appropriate DRG reimbursement. They also collaborate with clinical documentation specialists and providers to improve documentation quality.
2 months ago
St. Joseph's Health
The specialist will perform coding audits to ensure compliance with all federal and state guidelines, including Medicare/Medicaid requirements. Responsibilities also include conducting validation reviews for various quality and compliance indicators and assisting with internal/external coding education and feedback.
$29 - $44 / HOUR
Baptist
The primary role involves coding diagnoses and procedures for inpatient records and abstracting necessary information for reimbursement, research, and statistical data generation at designated facilities. This role also requires serving as a resource to various clinical and administrative staff members.
INSIGHT Surgical Hospital
The specialist analyzes physician documentation from Emergency Department and Outpatient Observation records to assign principal and secondary diagnoses and procedures using ICD-CM, CPT, and HCPCS coding systems and applicable modifiers. Duties include consulting reference materials, interpreting bundling guidelines, collaborating on billing issues, and consistently meeting quality and productivity standards.
3 months ago
The coder provides high-level technical expertise by analyzing physician documentation in health records to determine principal and secondary diagnoses and procedures, assigning appropriate codes, MS-DRGs, POAs, SOIs, ROMs, and APCs using encoder software and established guidelines. Essential functions include proficiently navigating health records, consulting references, collaborating on billing issues, interpreting bundling guidelines, and consistently meeting quality and productivity standards.
Sarah Bush Lincoln
The Coding Auditor - Professional is responsible for auditing coding assignments and training coding staff. They interact with various medical staff to ensure appropriate documentation and coding quality.
$24 - $37 / HOUR
Unity Health
The coordinator will work under the Medical Records Director, performing duties that require independent decision-making within standardized procedures, focusing on collecting and analyzing medical record data. A key function involves helping maintain a quality improvement system to ensure efficient, cost-effective, and high-quality patient care through proper utilization of hospital resources.
LTSi - Laredo Technical Services, Inc.
The Certified Outpatient Medical Coder is responsible for accurately assigning diagnosis and procedure codes for outpatient encounters while adhering to coding practices and guidelines. They also monitor regulatory changes, educate providers on documentation issues, and contribute to compliance reporting.
5 months ago
The Certified Inpatient Medical Coder is responsible for accurately assigning diagnosis, procedure, and supply codes for various medical encounters. They must ensure proper code selection based on medical terminology and organizational standards.
