The Revenue Integrity Analyst is responsible for coordinating the hospital charge master system and maintaining a complete, accurate, and standardized charge master. The role supports clinical and administrative departments with charge master expertise, education, guidance, and recommendations to help optimize net revenue.
Department
Revenue Integrity
Core Responsibilities
- Provide education and in-service training to departments.
- Analyze and support requested or mandated changes to the charge description master (CDM).
- Process CDM requests to ensure additions, changes, and deletions align with proper charging, billing, coding, and pricing practices.
- Conduct annual charge master reviews and quarterly updates to enhance hospital revenue.
- Analyze CDM data and assign accurate CPT/HCPCS and revenue codes to ensure regulatory compliance.
- Distribute coding and billing regulatory updates to applicable departments.
- Make CDM-related decisions requiring significant analysis and investigation.
- Develop and maintain policies and procedures for CDM, pricing policies, and charge capture processes.
- Maintain the Charge Description and Service Master and Room and Bed Master files.
- Create and maintain hospital transaction codes and revenue department codes.
- Monitor and report charge volumes and posting lag days.
- Research and resolve charge and service master code errors affecting recycle and reject reports.
- Support comprehensive departmental reviews to ensure CDM completeness and accuracy.
- Identify system or operational problems and help develop solutions to improve billing functions.
- Serve as a resource for code and processing questions and train coders.
- Act as a liaison to department administration, physicians, clinic administration, information services, billing offices, financial offices, and other departments.
- Lead special projects and assignments.
- Follow safety practices and maintain accurate, clear, and timely communication.
Requirements & Qualifications
Minimum Qualifications
- Associate's degree required.
- Bachelor's degree in a healthcare-related field or equivalent work experience preferred.
- 3 to 5 years of experience in charge capture, coding, or charge description master work in a hospital environment required.
- Experience with coding and billing regulations.
- Ability to analyze charge master data and support revenue cycle operations.
- Strong communication, training, and relationship-management skills.
Location
Washington, District of Columbia, US
Employment Type
Full-time
Experience Level
Intermediate Level
Salary Range
$65,125 - $108,555
Remote work allowed
No
Posted
2 weeks ago