About us
Arizona Women’s Specialists OBGYN
Job Responsibilities of a Medical Coder/Biller
The medical biller is responsible for sending the bills to the appropriate insurance carrier for payment. The insurance carrier both approves the claim and reimburses the health care provider. If the claim is denied, the medical biller must investigate the rejection and verify the information with the provider. The medical biller updates the information and resubmits the claim for further consideration or sends the patient the bill. Medical billers are also responsible for dealing with collections and insurance fraud.
Medical billing and coding specialists are employed by a number of facilities and work in a variety of office settings. Most medical billers work in hospitals, but there are opportunities in clinics, nursing homes, private medical practices, mental health institutions and government agencies.
The field of medical billing and coding is one field in the healthcare world where medical billers can work from home as long as the necessary resources are available. As long as a computer, telephone, software and the necessary documents are in place, the medical billing and coding office can be anywhere. Medical billers work with insurance companies, healthcare providers and patients, and provide accurate billing information.
Communication is often by phone, email and postal mail rather than face to face. Medical billers can expect to work a 40 hour work week with some overtime and weekend work.
Skills
Along with proper training in medical billing and coding, the medical biller should be a self motivated self starter with a lot of self discipline, especially if the desire is to start a home business. The medical biller must be very organized and attentive to details as the job entails working with documents and patient files. Medical billers must possess impeccable communication skills both written and verbal.
When dealing with medical files, there is no room for errors. Errors, even the minutest, can disrupt the entire billing system. Another aspect of medical billing is confidentially with regard to the information provided. Files in the medical biller’s possession must be kept from public view in a secure manner. This is especially important if the medical biller is working from a home office.
Job Type: Full-time
Pay: $18.00 – $22.00 per hour
Benefits:
Schedule:
Ability to commute/relocate:
Experience:
Work Location: One location
Job Discription FT MC House DSP 2 Description/Job Summary Full-Time Direct Support Professional Needed! Are you looking for a career...
Apply For This Jobbr{display:none;}.css-58vpdc ul > li{margin-left:0;}.css-58vpdc li{padding:0;}]]> Medical Laboratory Technologist up to $70/hour General Healthcare Resources (GHR) is supporting A Leading Hospital...
Apply For This Jobbr{display:none;}.css-58vpdc ul > li{margin-left:0;}.css-58vpdc li{padding:0;}]]> Create Your Career With Us! Sanford Health is one of the largest and fastest-growing not-for-profit...
Apply For This JobJob Discription About Us One Medical is a primary care solution challenging the industry status quo by making quality care...
Apply For This JobJob Discription Vesta, Inc is a not for profit, financially sound, mental health company which has locations throughout the Maryland...
Apply For This JobDescription Vice President, Culinary, Healthcare Southern IL, Missouri, and Tennessee Salary $135,000.00 Must live or be willing to relocate to...
Apply For This Job