3 clinic coder jobs found in Ann Arbor, MI

The Department of Pathology is seeking a detail-oriented and experienced individual to join its team as a Medical Coder ? Outpatient (Non-Certified). This role focuses on coding and billing functions for outpatient and inpatient pathology services, requiring a strong set of skills, proficiency in medical terminology, and the ability to adapt to meet departmental needs. This position also involves the complex task of handling prior authorizations for high-level Molecular Testing. The role includes a variety of complex tasks and may serve as a resource for resolving coding and billing issues. Work is performed under general supervision. Mission Statement Michigan Medicine improves the health of patients, populations and communities through excellence in education, patient care, community service, research and technology development, and through leadership activities in Michigan, nationally and internationally. Our mission is guided by our Strategic Principles and has three critical...

POSITION DESCRIPTION: The Compliance Auditor/Educator serves as the subject matter expert and as a point of contact for IHA offices and Revenue Department for proper coding procedures and workflow for existing medical services. Provides professional expertise and education in CPT, ICD and HCC coding. The Compliance Auditor/Educator is responsible for professional development of educational materials, clinical case studies, guidelines and job aides to provide direction and guidance across IHA departments and offices for coding and documentation regulations. This role is also responsible for responding to compliance-related coding and documentation issues via the event reporting system and managing them to proper resolution. Performs medical record integrity audits and conducts one-on-one meetings with Providers for corrective educational guidance. ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS: Develops and leads audit projects for medical record integrity, service line or issues-related...

Review and check certain inpatient records to make sure the coding is correct and follows rules for ICD-10 codes. This includes checking the DRG groups, Present on Admission indicators, Severity of Illness, Risk of Mortality, Hospital-Acquired Conditions, and Patient Safety Indicators according to guidelines set by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services and the American Hospital Association. Provide ongoing feedback and training to the staff in the Coding unit. General Characteristics: Excellent customer service when working with Coding/CDI staff, clinicians, and other Michigan Medicine employees. Strong knowledge of ICD-10 coding and understand the Official Coding Guidelines well. Ability to review clinical documents to decide what information is needed for accurate DRG, POA, SOI, and ROM scores. Communicate effectively with the Coding/CDI team to ensure good outcomes. Write appropriate questions to the clinical care team following AHIMA Query Policy. Skilled in...