Billing Specialist (Medicare/Managed Care)
About this role
Salary
$19.00 - 25.00 / Hour Overview
Medicare & Managed Care Billing Specialist
Elderwood Administrative Services
Full Time - Buffalo, NY
Build Your Healthcare Billing Career with Elderwood
Elderwood Administrative Services is seeking an experienced Medicare and Managed Care Billing Specialist to support accurate electronic claim submission and the timely resolution of outstanding healthcare claims. This position is well suited for a detail-oriented billing professional who understands electronic claims, payer requirements, accounts receivable follow-up, remittance review, denials and appeals. You will work closely with managed care organizations, insurance companies and internal teams to resolve payment issues and help maintain a healthy revenue cycle.
This is a full-time, fully onsite position.
Why This Role Matters
Effective billing follow-up directly supports the financial health of Elderwood’s care communities. In this role, you will help identify reimbursement issues, reduce aging balances and ensure that claims are handled accurately and consistently.
If you have healthcare billing experience and enjoy investigating claims, resolving discrepancies and seeing accounts through to completion, we encourage you to apply today!
Employee Perks!
401K Retirement Plan with Company Match, Enjoy being a part of a strong and diverse team, Free On-Site Parking, Friendly and supportive staff, Generous PTO & holiday package, Life Insurance, Medical, Dental, and Vision insurance Responsibilities
What You’ll Do as Medical Billing Specialist (Medicare/Managed Care):
• Prepare and electronically submit managed care, commercial insurance, Medicare Part A, Medicare Part B and other assigned third-party claims • Review remittances for denials, payment discrepancies, copayments and deductibles • Investigate and follow up on outstanding claims over 30 days until payment or final resolution • Generate and review accounts receivable aging reports on a weekly or biweekly basis • Contact insurance carriers and managed care organizations to confirm claim status and support timely reimbursement • Prepare and submit corrected claims, rebills, billing adjustments and other assigned claim types • Prepare Medicare demand bills, informational claims, discharge claims and no-pay claims as assigned • Monitor claim denials and coordinate with facility and regional teams to support timely appeals • Maintain accurate documentation of collection activity in the PCC Collections module • Apply managed care and insurance contract requirements when reviewing reimbursement and billing issues • Help maintain current payer contracts, provider manuals and related billing resources • Respond promptly and professionally to billing and payment inquiries • Prepare recommended bad-debt write-offs for review by the Director of Accounts Receivable • Generate and develop ideas, which improve the quality of care for residents or increase job productivity and satisfaction.