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Hands-on experience across both inpatient and outpatient denials is required, along with skills in reviewing EOB/ERA, CARC/RARC codes, payer policies, medical necessity criteria, and knowledge of common IP/OP denial reasons like level of care, DRG changes, bundling, NCCI edits, and prior auth.
Commure has a mission-driven culture focused on simplifying healthcare through AI innovations, with bold ambitions, rapid growth, and a collaborative environment tackling industry challenges.
A strong candidate has hands-on experience in inpatient and outpatient denials, proven team leadership skills including coaching and performance management, and expertise in denials resolution, root-cause analysis, and collaboration with cross-functional teams like Coding and Payer Relations.
Healthcare technology for data integration and safety
Commure focuses on improving the healthcare industry by providing technology solutions that connect and empower healthcare workers. Its main product, CommureOS, is a lightweight operating system that integrates various healthcare technologies and datasets, helping providers streamline workflows and enhance patient care by delivering critical insights when needed. Additionally, Commure offers Commure Strongline, a discreet wearable badge that allows healthcare staff to quickly call for help, improving safety in potentially dangerous situations. This badge was developed with input from frontline workers and security experts to meet the specific needs of healthcare environments. Commure serves hospitals, clinics, and other healthcare facilities through a software-as-a-service (SaaS) model, charging subscription fees for access to its products. The company's goal is to create a more connected and safe healthcare ecosystem, ultimately enabling healthcare providers to deliver better care.