Claims Quality Auditor audits claims for coding accuracy, benefit payment, contract interpretation, and compliance with policies and procedures. Selects claims through random processes and/or other criteria. Being a Claims Quality Auditor makes recommendations to improve quality, workflow processes, policies and procedures. Typically requires an associate degree. Additionally, Claims Quality Auditor typically reports to a supervisor or a manager. The Claims Quality Auditor gains exposure to some of the complex tasks within the job function. Occasionally directed in several aspects of the work. To be a Claims Quality Auditor typically requires 2 to 4 years of related experience. (Copyright 2024 Salary.com)
Remote from any KP location in CA, OR, CO, WA, GA, MD, VA, HI or D.C. Only.
** PLEASE NOTE: Salary ranges are geographically based and the posted range reflects the CO region. Applicable salary ranges will apply for other labor markets outside of CO.
Quality Claims Auditor: This position exists to ensure the integrity of medical payments for the organization through verification of the accuracy of data-entered information and by auditing service related information and invoice adjudication/payment for compliance with contract terms and Department/Regional policy and procedures.
The auditor must be proficient with the medical systems, claims processing and adjudication. The position requires research, problem resolution and specialized knowledge in the areas of benefits, contracts, Medicare, Medicaid, Coordination of Benefits and Third-Party liability, WebStrat, Multiplan, Beechstreet and other pricers.