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Novo Behavioral Services
Medical Claims Biller ABA / Behavioral Health
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What they do
A Medical Biller handles payments and financial transactions between health care providers and patients. Manages systems for mailing bills and collecting and recording payments. Works in healthcare facilities and hospitals.
$49,479 / year median in California
+2% projected growth
Job Description
Position Summary Novo is seeking a detail-oriented and experienced Medical Claims Biller to support our billing and revenue cycle operations. The ideal candidate will have experience with ABA (Applied Behavior Analysis), behavioral health, or medical billing and will be comfortable managing claims from initial submission through payment and reconciliation. Experience using CentralReach is strongly preferred. This position requires someone who can independently identify billing issues, research unpaid or denied claims, make necessary corrections, interpret EOBs/ERAs, reconcile payments, and follow claims through to resolution. The successful candidate will be highly organized, accurate, analytical, and proactive in identifying issues that could delay or reduce reimbursement. Key ResponsibilitiesClaims Billing & Submission Prepare, review, and submit accurate insurance claims to commercial and government payers. Verify that claims contain the correct service codes, modifiers, units, dates of service, provider information, authorizations, and payer information. Review claims for accuracy and completeness prior to submission. Submit corrected claims, replacement claims, and reconsiderations as necessary. Monitor clearinghouse and payer rejections and resolve issues promptly. Track claims from submission through final payment or resolution. Denials & Accounts Receivable Follow-Up Research unpaid, underpaid, rejected, and denied claims. Identify the root cause of claim denials and make the appropriate corrections. Resubmit corrected claims and supporting documentation within payer filing deadlines. Contact insurance companies and use payer portals to obtain claim status and resolve outstanding balances. Escalate recurring payer, authorization, coding, or documentation issues to management. Maintain organized follow-up notes and documentation regarding outstanding claims. Payment Posting & Reconciliation Review and interpret EOBs (Explanation of Benefits) and ERAs (Electronic Remittance Advice). Reconcile insurance payments against submitted claims and expected reimbursement. Identify underpayments, overpayments, payment discrepancies, recoupments, and adjustments. Research discrepancies between billed charges, contracted rates, payments, and outstanding balances. Assist with month-end accounts receivable and billing reconciliation. Ensure payments and adjustments are accurately reflected within the billing system. Invoicing Prepare and send invoices as required. Monitor outstanding invoices and follow up on unpaid balances. Ensure invoices accurately reflect services rendered, payments received, adjustments, and balances due. Maintain accurate supporting documentation for invoiced services. ABA / Behavioral Health Billing Review ABA and behavioral health claims for appropriate service codes, modifiers, units, authorizations, and rendering providers. Understand the relationship between clinical documentation, authorizations, scheduled services, rendered services, and billing. Identify authorization or utilization issues that could prevent reimbursement. Work with clinical, scheduling, authorization, and administrative teams to resolve billing discrepancies. CentralReach Candidates with CentralReach experience are strongly preferred.