
Clinical Appeals-RN
Syracuse, NYFull-timePosted 11y agoStill listed 4 days ago
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HealthcareSupport Staffing is hiring a Clinical Appeals-RN. The Clinical Appeals RN performs clinical appeals in accordance with internal policy and procedures, as well as regulations and timeframes set forth by the New York State Medicaid Contract. This role involves timely assembly of materials for decision-making, thorough evaluation of records and new appeal information, and preparing clinical information for Medical Director reconsideration.
Key focus areas include Perform clinical appeals in accordance with internal policy and procedures, Assemble materials for decision making from prior payment or service denial, and Evaluate records and new appeal information submitted with the appeal.
Successful candidates bring Active RN License in NY and 2+ Years Clinical Appeals RN Experience. Important skills include Medicaid Contract, Managed Care Legislation, Appeals Processing Guidelines, Review Supporting Information, Request Additional Information, and Apply Contract Language.
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Day to Day Responsibilities:
The Clinical Appeals RN performs the clinical appeals in accordance with internal policy and procedures, as well as regulations and timeframes set forth by the New York State Medicaid Contract.
The Clinical Appeals RN is responsible for timely assembly of the materials used for decision making from the Plan’s prior payment or service denial, and the thorough evaluation of those records and any new appeal information or documentation that was submitted with the appeal according to Medicaid coverage guidelines and other acceptable medical criterion.
Additionally, the Clinical Appeals RN is responsible for preparing clinical information and other supportive coverage guidelines to present to the Medical Director or external Physician Reviewer for their reconsideration (appeal) determination.
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Exhibits a thorough understanding of Medicaid Contract and Managed Care Legislation in regard to appeals processing guidelines.
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Thoroughly reviews all supporting information and requests additional information and/or medical records as required.
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Applies contract language, benefits and covered services in researching and deciding the outcome of appeals.
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Analyzes cases and identifies those which require escalating or expedited review, and adheres to associated timeframes for timely completion of the appeal review process.
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Evaluates the necessity, appropriateness of medical services and procedures requested; then forwards all appeal cases with supportive criteria, guidelines, and protocols to an internal or external Physician Reviewer in the appropriate specialty for final determination.
IF IS JOB OPPORTUNITY IS FOR YOU, GIVE ME A CALL AT 321-574-6926 ASAP!
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Active RN license in NY
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Familiar with Medicaid contract and Managed Care Legislation in regard to appeals processing guidelines
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2+ years as a Clinical Appeals RN
Please reach out to me at 321-574-6538
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