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Lexington Medical Center
Overview
Assigns appropriate ICD and CPT codes to medical documentation for reimbursement and statistical purposes. Collaborates with physicians and coding staff to ensure accurate code assignment and continuous quality improvement.
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3 days ago
The Professional Medical Coder I is responsible for assigning appropriate ICD and CPT codes for reimbursement and statistical purposes. This role involves reviewing medical documentation and abstracting clinical information to ensure accurate coding and compliance with regulatory guidelines.
Assigns appropriate ICD and CPT codes to medical records for accurate reimbursement and statistical documentation. Collaborates with physicians and hospital staff to ensure coding quality and compliance with regulatory guidelines.
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GeBBS Healthcare Solutions, Inc.
The coder will review provider-submitted documentation in EPIC to ensure coding accuracy, resolve claim edits, and address payer denials. Additionally, they will provide coding guidance and feedback to orthopedic providers regarding compliance and documentation standards.
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Ascension
Apply diagnostic and procedural codes to patient health records and create APC/DRG assignments for claim processing. Conduct chart audits and query physicians to ensure documentation accuracy and regulatory compliance.
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The coder assigns appropriate ICD and CPT codes for reimbursement and statistical purposes, ensuring compliance with coding guidelines. They also abstract clinical information from medical records to maintain accurate documentation.
14 days ago
The Professional Medical Coder II assigns appropriate ICD and CPT codes for reimbursement and statistical purposes while ensuring compliance with coding guidelines. They also abstract clinical information from medical records and collaborate with healthcare professionals to improve coding accuracy.
Toledo Clinic
The primary responsibility involves applying CPT and ICD-10 codes to all procedures performed for patient visits and managing the entire claims process within the eCW system, including tracking denials and errors. Additional duties include coordinating with providers to ensure all visits are accounted for and assisting patients or insurance companies with billing inquiries.
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Duke Careers
The Medical Coder Specialist is responsible for primary diagnosis and procedural coding for designated major surgical specialty areas, capturing PQRS data, and reconciling surgical cases performed at the hospital. This role involves detailed physician surgical chart abstraction and acting as a liaison for documentation improvement and optimizing physician coding practices for compliance and revenue.
19 days ago
IKS Health
Responsible for providing coding and abstracting services for outpatient pediatric surgery records using ICD-10-CM, CPS, and CPT systems. The role involves reviewing medical records to assign diagnostic and procedural codes while ensuring accuracy and productivity.
$30 - $35 / HOUR
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Nevada System of Higher Education
Assigns diagnostic and procedure codes for physician reimbursement and surgical services. Collaborates with providers to resolve record discrepancies and performs audits on E/M and HCC services.
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1 month ago
OneOncology
The Certified Medical Coder will run daily reports for incomplete physician charges, review medical records to assign accurate codes, and ensure compliance with regulations. Additionally, the role involves collaborating with healthcare providers and providing coding guidance to staff.
$27 / HOUR
OrthoArizona
As a Medical Coder, you will read and understand operative notes, apply CPT and ICD-10 codes, and communicate with providers regarding complex cases. You will also be responsible for coding office visits, ensuring compliance with regulations, and submitting claims to insurance companies.
RPCI Oncology PC
The Medical Coder is responsible for reviewing medical records to ensure accurate billing by comparing physician-chosen CPT and ICD-10 codes to documentation, and they must meet specific coding accuracy and productivity standards across various specialties.
$23 - $30 / HOUR
Tulane University
Responsible for the timely coding of professional services based on provider documentation in compliance with TUMG guidelines. Maintains knowledge of billing functions and regulations while communicating professionally with providers and administrators.
$20 / HOUR
UnitedHealth Group
The role involves assigning accurate ICD-10 and CPT codes for various facility outpatient services while adhering to official and client guidelines. Responsibilities include querying physicians for clarification and maintaining high quality and productivity standards.
$20 - $36 / HOUR
AAPC
Accurately code medical records for evaluation and management services, surgical procedures, and diagnoses while maintaining HIPAA compliance. Prepare coding reports for customers and management while meeting production and quality standards.
FMOLHS
The Medical Coder 3 abstracts clinical information from medical records and assigns accurate ICD-10 and CPT codes. They are also responsible for working with coding databases and confirming DRG assignments.
The coder will review medical records to identify diagnoses and procedures, ensuring accurate DRG assignment and coding. They are responsible for entering data into Aquity applications and soliciting physician clarification for ambiguous documentation.
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Sprinter Health
The Medical Coder is responsible for reviewing and abstracting professional medical records to ensure accurate code assignment. They will maintain coding quality, compliance, and productivity standards while validating documentation against national and payer-specific guidelines.
$33 / HOUR
