Analyze and standardize clinical nomenclature and outcomes data, map procedures (CPT/HCPCS) to patient-facing shoppable service categories, and support creation of clinical bundles for transparent pricing.
Description: Bridges the gap between medical coding (CPT/HCPCS) and financial data to ensure clinical relevance.
Responsibilities:
Map medical procedures to "shoppable service" categories for patients.
Analyze clinical outcomes data in relation to price transparency.
Ensure clinical nomenclature is standardized across all platform datasets.
Support the creation of "clinical bundles" for transparent pricing models.
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