Data Integrity Specialist Information Technology (IT) - Silver Spring, MD at Geebo

Data Integrity Specialist

Company Name:
Arca24.com
Salary period: Annual
Associate's Degree 3 - 5 years of experience required General Summary : Responsible for assisting with revenue cycle performance improvement initiatives, by providing analytical and operational support to Director of Patient Access and other management staff. Collects, compiles and presents to leadership weekly and monthly statistical information on department and staff productivity and performance, insurance denials, and wrong encounter and uncompensated care trends. Responsible for identifying performance trends and analyzing these trends through detailed account reviews, and preparing recommendations to management regarding areas requiring process improvement or additional training needs. Updates registrations held due to incorrect and/or missing data (DNFB review, denial follow-up and pre-bill edits), and audits registrations in order to ensure data integrity and compliance of process guidelines. Responsible for working error reports returned from electronic eligibility vendor, and correcting patient accounts within the bill hold time-frame, ensuring timely claims processing. Identifies duplicate medical records numbers, and notifies and coordinates remediation with Health Information Management and other affected departments. Provides support to training staff, including orientation and continuing education. Supports Mission of CHE Trinity Health and Holy Cross Health. Minimum Requirements : Associate's Degree required. Certified Healthcare Access Associate (CHAA) credenEstimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.

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