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The Self-Pay Operations Specialist II manages patient accounts with outstanding self-pay balances, ensuring compliance with regulations while processing medical records and bills. They pull and distribute documentation and work on reports and patient inquiries, addressing errors and coordinating with other departments to resolve issues and improve patient satisfaction.

The Revenue Recovery Representative analyzes and researches accounts to identify and recover underpayments. Responsibilities include communicating with payors, filing appeals for underpayments, resolving account discrepancies, and documenting activities in tracking systems. The role requires problem-solving skills and a thorough understanding of state and federal insurance regulations.

The Sr. Global Revenue Cycle Strategies Analyst aids Ensemble leadership in decision making and strategic initiatives, managing vendor partnerships and ensuring alignment in revenue cycle processes. Key responsibilities include developing reporting tools, analyzing performance metrics, and implementing efficiency improvements.

The Accounts Receivable Supervisor will oversee the workflow and support team development in managing claims and procedures. Responsibilities include monitoring denied payments, conducting team training sessions, ensuring productivity standards, and managing departmental budgets. The role involves analyzing performance data and collaborating with other departments to enhance operations and financial outcomes.

The Accounts Receivable Specialist at Ensemble Health Partners is responsible for following up with payers to resolve claim payment issues, identify denials, and ensure timely reimbursement. This entry-level position offers bonus incentives, paid certifications, and career advancement opportunities. The hourly pay ranges from $15.75 to $18.15 based on experience.

The Accounts Receivable Specialist is responsible for resolving claim payment issues by communicating with payers, analyzing denials, and ensuring accurate reimbursements. This role requires knowledge of federal regulations and the ability to document activities while meeting productivity and quality standards.

The Coding Specialist reviews medical records and assigns ICD-10-CM, ICD-10-PCS, and CPT IV codes. Responsibilities include ensuring compliance with federal regulations, performing medical necessity checks, abstracting data, and maintaining productivity and quality standards. They utilize coding applications and adhere to guidelines from relevant health organizations.