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Business Office Manager
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What they do
A Business Office Manager manages the day-to-day administrative tasks required to keep a business office running smoothly. Responsible for paperwork, processing invoices, maintaining databases, collecting expense data, recruiting and training employees, and stocking office with supplies.
$85,092 / year median in Alabama
+15% projected growth
Job Description
Business Office Manager We're seeking an experienced Business Office Manager to oversee the financial and administrative operations of our Alabama skilled nursing facility. This role owns the revenue cycle, resident trust accounting, and payer coordination that keep the facility financially sound and compliant. What you'll do Manage the full revenue cycle: private pay, Medicare, Medicaid, and managed care billing and collections Guide residents and families through the Alabama Medicaid long-term care application process, from initial screening through approval and redetermination Track pending Medicaid applications, resolve deficiencies with the local DHR/Medicaid office, and follow up on eligibility determinations Coordinate with admissions on payer verification and level-of-care conversions Maintain resident trust fund accounts in compliance with state and federal regulations Oversee accounts receivable, aging reports, monthly close, and collections follow-up Manage census reconciliation and ancillary charge posting Supervise business office staff and serve as the facility's point of contact for financial matters What you need Working knowledge of the Alabama Medicaid application and eligibility process for long-term care, including required documentation, spend-down, resource limits, and redetermination timelines Prior business office experience in a skilled nursing or long-term care setting Familiarity with Medicare and Medicaid billing, resident trust accounting, and revenue cycle management Strong organizational skills and the ability to work directly with residents, families, and state agencies Experience with long-term care billing software and Excel