Medical Billing Representative
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Posted on:
19 hours ago
Vacancies:
1 Vacancy
Job Summary
CHC is a non-profit social service agency in the Akron area whose mission is to treat inspire support and empower individuals and families impacted by the disease of has been a critical part of Ohios efforts to treat and prevent substance use disorders since 1974.
We are currently looking for a full time Medical Billing Representative to work in our busy addiction treatment center Monday through Friday.
We are currently looking for a full time Medical Billing Representative to work in our busy addiction treatment center Monday through Friday.
The Billing Representatives duties include:
- Intake admissions
- Work claim denials
- Process corrected claims
- Work with payers to resolve unpaid claims and ensure reimbursement of highest allowable revenue per contract
- Follow-through on claim status
- Problem solving
- Account reconciliation
Minimum Requirements:High School Diploma or equivalent at least 2 years in similar position. Must have strong computer skills with knowledge of modern office practices procedures and equipment and be detail oriented. Must have experience in all facets of Medicare Medicaid and insurance billing (electronic).
Why you would love it here
- Medical dental and vision benefits for employees working 30 hours weekly!
- 32 paid days off per year! (holidays vacation personal and sick days!)
- Referral Bonuses!
- 403b with company match after one year!
- Professional licensure fee reimbursement!
- Company Sponsored Training Opportunities based on position
- Employee Assistance Program (including Health Management Family Support and Financial Advice/Assistance)!
CHC is an Equal Opportunity Employer and Provider of Services.
We are a non-smoking facility.
Required Experience:
Unclear Seniority
About Company
We're with you every step of the way. Our opioid treatment program was among the first in the region, and we’ve continued to develop our capabilities as new therapies and standards have emerged. Today, we offer a trauma-informed approach
