Medicare billing specialist vs billing and insurance coordinator

Differences between medicare billing specialist and billing and insurance coordinator duties and responsibilities

Medicare billing specialist example responsibilities.

• Accept and process healthcare claims and confidential medical records; verify patient eligibility and manage the Medicare and Medicaid billing process.
• Resolve billing issues, ensure accuracy re: CPT, HCPCS, ICD-9 codes as applicable.
• Expand knowledge with insurance EOB & Tennessee Medicare (handle denials and some occurring problems )
• Call Medicare to re-open claims due to date, CPT, units, or other changes.
• Used CPT-4 coders/Modifiers, ICD-9 codes, HCPCS codes when applicable for the resolution of claim payments.
• Comply with all HIPPA laws.
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Billing and insurance coordinator example responsibilities.

• Develop a database to maintain/update all manage care, Medicare and Medicaid fee schedules for accessibility by physicians and administrators.
• Look up for ICD-9 codes charges on a daily basic to verify that physicians post charges.
• Enter new and verify insurance information, putting in ICD-9 codes, correcting location and too late to bill.
• Instruct and supervise support staff in accurate CPT and ICD9 coding for the oncology department of a large medical clinic.
• Research and resubmitted reject claims with correct diagnosis, CPT codes and erroneous demographics for deny charges to insurances for reprocessing.
• Maintain strict patient confidentiality and adhere to HIPAA guidelines/regulations.
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