Jobs at CorroHealth

Manages healthcare revenue cycle and coding projects from initiation through completion, coordinating resources, timelines, scope, costs, risks, documentation, client requirements, reporting, and performance tracking. Works with clients and internal teams across multiple simultaneous projects, supports coding and auditing updates, escalates issues, and recommends process improvements. This is a US-based remote role requiring strong communication, organization, analytical ability, and healthcare project management experience.

Provide professional fee coding using CPT, HCPCS, ICD-10-CM, and ICD-10-PCS across primary care, trauma, orthopedic, and neurology specialties. Calculate ProFee levels, recognize critical care cases, interpret coding guidelines, ensure documentation supports accurate reimbursement, and maintain at least 95% productivity, accuracy, and quality scores. Work independently from home while protecting patient health information, complying with ethical and company standards, completing training, and maintaining an AAPC or AHIMA certification.

Provides professional fee and facility coding across multiple medical specialties using CPT, HCPCS, ICD-10-CM, and ICD-10-PCS. Calculates evaluation and management levels, identifies critical care and surgical procedures, applies diagnosis codes accurately, interprets coding guidelines, and protects patient information. The role requires certified coding credentials, EMR and billing system experience, strong accuracy and productivity, Microsoft Office proficiency, and independent remote work capabilities.

Coordinates peer-to-peer appeal activities by calling payers, scheduling medical director reviews, following up on overdue cases, documenting call outcomes, updating account statuses, and supporting case entry and appeals functions. The role requires extensive phone communication, accurate data entry, multitasking across systems, confidentiality, HIPAA/HITECH compliance, and proficiency with Microsoft Word and Excel.

Coordinates payer communications for Peer to Peer appeals by scheduling calls with medical directors, following up on overdue cases, documenting payer information, updating multiple databases, and supporting case entry and appeals functions. The role requires extensive phone communication, accurate data entry, multitasking across systems, confidentiality, and HIPAA/HITECH compliance. It is fully remote within the United States, with a Monday-Friday schedule from 11:00 AM to 8:00 PM EST.

Provides professional fee, facility, and HCC coding across multiple specialties using CPT, HCPCS, ICD-10-CM, and ICD-10-PCS. Responsibilities include evaluating E/M levels, identifying critical care and surgical cases, applying coding guidelines, supporting reimbursement accuracy, maintaining productivity and quality standards, communicating with clients, and protecting confidential health information. The role requires AAPC or AHIMA certification, at least two years of experience, proficiency with EMR and billing systems, and Microsoft Excel and Outlook skills.

Performs professional fee and facility medical coding across multiple specialties using CPT, HCPCS, ICD-10-CM, and ICD-10-PCS. Calculates E/M levels, identifies critical care and surgical cases, applies coding guidelines, validates documentation, and supports accurate reimbursement. Maintains coding credentials, productivity and quality standards, privacy compliance, and confidential health information protection while working independently from home.

Provides professional-fee radiology coding using ICD-10-CM, CPT, HCPCS, and applicable modifiers. Reviews documentation, interprets coding guidelines, supports reimbursement accuracy, maintains required productivity and quality standards, protects patient health information, and works independently from home. Requires AAPC or AHIMA certification, radiology coding experience, EMR and billing system knowledge, Microsoft Office proficiency, and reliable internet and equipment.

Manages medical coding workflows, staffing, quality audits, revenue cycle optimization, reporting, and coding guideline interpretation. Leads and develops coding team members, resolves system and operational issues, supports product improvement, and ensures accurate application of ICD-10-CM, ICD-10-PCS, CPT, and HCPCS codes. Maintains compliance with privacy, security, ethical coding, documentation, and company policies while communicating with clients, physicians, CDI staff, and leadership.

Supervises coding operations and direct reports while managing client service levels, reporting, satisfaction, and issue resolution. Provides coding guidance using ICD-10-CM, ICD-10-PCS, CPT, and HCPCS; supports coding quality, documentation accuracy, reimbursement outcomes, compliance, training, and risk mitigation. Partners with clients, quality assurance teams, and leadership to improve existing services and develop new solutions.

Leads healthcare coding operations, overseeing quality, customer service, reporting, issue resolution, process improvement, resource planning, client interactions, invoicing, collections analysis, training documentation, and team development. Manages a coding team of 30–55 members, prepares appraisals and reports, and supports multiple client and project assignments.

Loads and validates hospital chargemaster and healthcare data into SQL databases using Excel templates and proprietary tools. Maintains databases, retrieves CMS data, prepares spreadsheets and reports, tracks client tasks, and supports financial analytics. Collaborates closely with clients and internal teams to ensure accurate, timely deliverables and provides client support. Requires knowledge of chargemaster elements, healthcare financial and patient accounting data, EHR systems, SQL, and advanced Excel proficiency.

The DRG Revenue Integrity Auditor performs audits on inpatient charts to ensure coding accuracy and compliance with clinical guidelines. Responsibilities include chart reviews, training new hires, and maintaining coding best practices while analyzing data for client reporting.

Supervise DRG coding audits, ensuring compliance with coding guidelines, provide training, conduct quality assurance, and generate reports for clients.

Audits inpatient, outpatient, and physician practice coding using medical record documentation and official coding guidelines. Identifies errors and root causes, prepares client reports, performs compliance reviews, researches coding and denial inquiries, and develops coding education. Maintains audit accuracy and productivity standards, protects patient confidentiality, collaborates with clients and consulting teams, and maintains professional coding credentials. This is a remote role with periodic travel.

CDI Specialists collaborate with healthcare teams to improve clinical documentation quality, ensuring accuracy for coding and reporting outcomes. They conduct reviews, issue queries, and meet productivity standards while adhering to guidelines.