Oversee end-to-end revenue cycle management focusing on Medicare billing, strategy development, team leadership, and optimizing payer relations. Ensure compliance and improve revenue recovery efforts.
Key Responsibilities:
Revenue Cycle Oversight:
- Manage end-to-end revenue cycle processes, specifically Medicare and Medicare Advantage billing for RPM, RTM, CCM, and Establishing Physician-Patient Relationship.
- Ensure compliance with federal and state regulations, particularly related to Medicare billing.
- Lead the development and implementation of standardized billing, coding, and reimbursement practices across the company.
Billing & Contracting Expertise:
- Lead the setup of contracting with payers, ensuring optimal terms for the organization.
- Oversee the negotiation and relationships with Medicare Administrative Contractors (MACs) to ensure seamless claims processing and payment.
Denials Management:
- Develop strategies to reduce denials, improve collections, and manage accounts receivable.
- Oversee denials management teams to maximize revenue recovery and minimize losses.
Team Leadership & Development:
- Build, scale, and manage onshore and offshore teams that handle revenue cycle operations, billing, and claims management.
- Foster a high-performing, collaborative culture within the revenue cycle teams, ensuring that all members are aligned with company objectives.
Off-shoring Strategy & Execution:
- Lead the design and execution of off-shoring strategies to increase efficiency and reduce operational costs.
- Set up offshore teams with proper training and performance monitoring to maintain high-quality standards.
Payer Relations & Contracting:
- Establish and maintain payer contracts to ensure the organization is well-positioned for revenue maximization.
- Lead efforts in payer contracting and compliance, ensuring all agreements align with company growth and regulatory requirements.
Metrics & Reporting:
- Utilize KPIs and performance metrics to track revenue cycle efficiency, identifying areas for improvement.
- Ensure timely and accurate reporting to executive leadership on all key revenue cycle indicators.
- Provide the monthly Management Operating Review (MOR) report for Revenue Cycle and presents to key corporate stakeholders
Requirements:
- Must have 10+ years of experience dealing with physician group billing – CMS FFS billing (Part B).
- Must have a proven track record of payer contracting and demonstrating a high collection rate.
- Willing to get hands-on.
- Bachelor’s degree in Health Administration, Business, or a related field; advanced degree preferred.
- Strong knowledge of medical billing regulations and compliance requirements.
- Post-acute care experience is preferred.
Top Skills
Billing
Coding
Medicare
Reimbursement Practices
Circadia Health Los Angeles, California, USA Office
Los Angeles, CA, United States, 90094
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