Teamicia Greene is an organized and proficient insurance claims professional with over 15 years of experience investigating personal injury, collision, and complex claims. She has investigated claims for the Baltimore City Law Department and State Farm Insurance, developing case strategies, assessing issues, and making recommendations. Greene has strong analytical skills, attention to detail, and communicates findings through precise reports. She is currently pursuing several certificates and degrees to further her expertise in business management, human resources, and health services management.
John Keith Dills has over 15 years of experience in insurance claims and management. He holds a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration and an Associate's degree in Economics. Dills is currently a PIP Claims Adjuster at Esurance, where he handles claims from Florida, Kentucky, Maryland, and Minnesota by investigating injuries, negotiating settlements, and responding to legal demands. Prior to this role, he worked as an Appraiser and Total Loss Adjuster at Travelers Insurance, and in management and claims adjusting roles at Nationwide Insurance.
The document discusses vendor credentialing in healthcare from multiple perspectives. It explores the two main schools of thought around credentialing - controlling access to hospitals for pricing negotiations versus ensuring safety and security. Experts from hospitals, suppliers, and credentialing companies provide opinions on which school is more prevalent and important. They also discuss efforts over the past year to develop universal standards and best practices for credentialing, but note more work still needs to be done. Opinions are given on how an ideal credentialing system could work to satisfy both providers and suppliers.
PYA Principal Jim Lloyd along with Polsinelli’s Douglas Anning presented “Doing the Deal” in which they utilized case studies in analyzing both hospital-hospital transactions and hospital-physician practice transactions. The presentation also covered:
Helping clients successfully negotiate and structure the transaction and keeping the deal on track
Recognizing sample contract provisions common to these types of deals
Working with valuation firms to ensure the transaction terms are within fair market value and commercially reasonable
Evaluating and dealing with potential anti-trust concerns
Dealing with potential compliance issues identified during the due-diligence process
Stephanie McKinney is a senior claims analyst with over 16 years of experience managing short term and long term disability, voluntary benefits, casualty, auto, property, liability, and workers' compensation claims. She has effectively managed caseloads of over 200 claims for major employers and received multiple awards for customer service, special merit, and outstanding results. McKinney is skilled in claims resolution, litigation analysis, and investigative activities.
Evaluating the Brand Value of Healthcare EntitiesPYA, P.C.
This document discusses evaluating the brand value of healthcare entities. It begins with an overview of healthcare affiliations between large brand name healthcare systems and local entities. It then discusses what comprises a healthcare brand in terms of reputation, quality, and benefits to the healthcare system. The document outlines reasons to value healthcare brands, such as for resource allocation, negotiating affiliations, and strategic decision making. It explores various brand valuation methodologies including the relief from royalty method, corroborative methods, and issues that can arise. Finally, it briefly discusses evaluating the strength of a healthcare brand.
This document outlines the policies and procedures of MBA Medical Billing Services, Inc. It includes sections on standards of conduct, confidentiality, access to patient information, workstations, the claim generation process, waivers and discounts, standard adjustments, bankruptcy, mail return accounts, bad debt and collections, credit balances, patient rights, access and amendment to health information, use and disclosure of protected health information, de-identification, minimum necessary information, handling of privacy complaints, assessing risk areas, roles as a clearinghouse and business associate, second tier business associates, developing proposals and service agreements, services, responsibilities and fees, interruption of client service, physical security, system logs, contingency planning, and disaster recovery.
Claims Management - Edge through Efficiencyneetamundra
The document discusses improving the claims management process for insurance companies in India. It outlines issues with the current process such as high costs and poor customer satisfaction. An efficient claims system would use technology to streamline the process, reduce costs, speed up claims resolution, and improve customer satisfaction through features like automatic adjudication and fraud detection. Selecting a claims management system that meets requirements, is configurable, scalable, and supports standards would help insurance companies process claims more efficiently.
Effective claims management has become a sophisticated process and one that draws upon numerous areas of expertise including data analysis, accident investigation, managed care, return to work, subrogation, alternative dispute resolution, structured settlements, and Medicare compliance as well as more traditional areas of claims expertise. Technology is continually evolving allowing the risk manager improved decision-making capabilities. Strong claims management fundamentals can apply to any major line of coverage including general liability, workers’ compensation, and auto liability. This session will explore how to identify key cost drivers, ways to better integrate claims resources, how to achieve faster reporting, the use of performance standards and guarantees, and how to evaluate the quality of your current claims services.
John Keith Dills has over 15 years of experience in insurance claims and management. He holds a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration and an Associate's degree in Economics. Dills is currently a PIP Claims Adjuster at Esurance, where he handles claims from Florida, Kentucky, Maryland, and Minnesota by investigating injuries, negotiating settlements, and responding to legal demands. Prior to this role, he worked as an Appraiser and Total Loss Adjuster at Travelers Insurance, and in management and claims adjusting roles at Nationwide Insurance.
The document discusses vendor credentialing in healthcare from multiple perspectives. It explores the two main schools of thought around credentialing - controlling access to hospitals for pricing negotiations versus ensuring safety and security. Experts from hospitals, suppliers, and credentialing companies provide opinions on which school is more prevalent and important. They also discuss efforts over the past year to develop universal standards and best practices for credentialing, but note more work still needs to be done. Opinions are given on how an ideal credentialing system could work to satisfy both providers and suppliers.
PYA Principal Jim Lloyd along with Polsinelli’s Douglas Anning presented “Doing the Deal” in which they utilized case studies in analyzing both hospital-hospital transactions and hospital-physician practice transactions. The presentation also covered:
Helping clients successfully negotiate and structure the transaction and keeping the deal on track
Recognizing sample contract provisions common to these types of deals
Working with valuation firms to ensure the transaction terms are within fair market value and commercially reasonable
Evaluating and dealing with potential anti-trust concerns
Dealing with potential compliance issues identified during the due-diligence process
Stephanie McKinney is a senior claims analyst with over 16 years of experience managing short term and long term disability, voluntary benefits, casualty, auto, property, liability, and workers' compensation claims. She has effectively managed caseloads of over 200 claims for major employers and received multiple awards for customer service, special merit, and outstanding results. McKinney is skilled in claims resolution, litigation analysis, and investigative activities.
Evaluating the Brand Value of Healthcare EntitiesPYA, P.C.
This document discusses evaluating the brand value of healthcare entities. It begins with an overview of healthcare affiliations between large brand name healthcare systems and local entities. It then discusses what comprises a healthcare brand in terms of reputation, quality, and benefits to the healthcare system. The document outlines reasons to value healthcare brands, such as for resource allocation, negotiating affiliations, and strategic decision making. It explores various brand valuation methodologies including the relief from royalty method, corroborative methods, and issues that can arise. Finally, it briefly discusses evaluating the strength of a healthcare brand.
This document outlines the policies and procedures of MBA Medical Billing Services, Inc. It includes sections on standards of conduct, confidentiality, access to patient information, workstations, the claim generation process, waivers and discounts, standard adjustments, bankruptcy, mail return accounts, bad debt and collections, credit balances, patient rights, access and amendment to health information, use and disclosure of protected health information, de-identification, minimum necessary information, handling of privacy complaints, assessing risk areas, roles as a clearinghouse and business associate, second tier business associates, developing proposals and service agreements, services, responsibilities and fees, interruption of client service, physical security, system logs, contingency planning, and disaster recovery.
Claims Management - Edge through Efficiencyneetamundra
The document discusses improving the claims management process for insurance companies in India. It outlines issues with the current process such as high costs and poor customer satisfaction. An efficient claims system would use technology to streamline the process, reduce costs, speed up claims resolution, and improve customer satisfaction through features like automatic adjudication and fraud detection. Selecting a claims management system that meets requirements, is configurable, scalable, and supports standards would help insurance companies process claims more efficiently.
Effective claims management has become a sophisticated process and one that draws upon numerous areas of expertise including data analysis, accident investigation, managed care, return to work, subrogation, alternative dispute resolution, structured settlements, and Medicare compliance as well as more traditional areas of claims expertise. Technology is continually evolving allowing the risk manager improved decision-making capabilities. Strong claims management fundamentals can apply to any major line of coverage including general liability, workers’ compensation, and auto liability. This session will explore how to identify key cost drivers, ways to better integrate claims resources, how to achieve faster reporting, the use of performance standards and guarantees, and how to evaluate the quality of your current claims services.
Este documento resume una revisión crítica de una página web turística sobre la ciudad de Ushuaia. Señala varios errores ortográficos y de formato en la página, como la falta de acentos, uso incorrecto de puntos y comas, y abreviaturas de nombres que podrían confundir a los turistas. También critica que la página use poco variedad de colores y formatos, haciéndola monótona y poco interactiva.
Este documento describe diferentes tipos de árboles ordenados, incluyendo árboles binarios, árboles B+, y árboles AVL. Los árboles binarios son estructuras de datos donde cada nodo tiene como máximo dos hijos, mientras que los árboles B+ y AVL permiten más de dos hijos por nodo y mantienen los datos ordenados de forma balanceada para permitir búsquedas, inserciones y eliminaciones eficientes en tiempo logarítmico. Los árboles AVL en particular equilibran las alturas de los
This document presents a research project on evidence in proprietary land rights under Rwandan law through case law analysis. It discusses the historical context of land ownership in Rwanda, the legal framework governing private and public land ownership, evidence in land litigation, and analyzes several case laws. The research aims to examine how Rwandan courts apply evidence laws and determine land ownership in litigation. It seeks to identify challenges and make recommendations to improve the land rights system. The methodology includes analyzing case laws from lower courts and the Supreme Court between 1963 to 2014 on modes of land acquisition and authentication of ownership under different land laws.
El documento propone un proyecto para reciclar neumáticos usados mediante su modificación y conversión en objetos útiles para la comunidad. El proyecto se llevaría a cabo en escuelas donde los estudiantes crearían decoraciones y muebles como asientos y maceteros usando los neumáticos, lo que reduciría la contaminación causada por quemarlos y enseñaría a los estudiantes habilidades creativas.
El documento describe las diferentes formas en que el hombre primitivo satisfizo sus necesidades básicas a lo largo del tiempo, incluyendo la recolección de alimentos, la caza, el desarrollo de la agricultura, la domesticación de animales, la navegación, y el descubrimiento de la metalurgia. Estos avances tecnológicos permitieron al hombre primitivo adaptarse mejor a su entorno y satisfacer sus necesidades de una manera más efectiva.
This document provides information about Mrs. Young's 6th grade World Geography and Citizenship course. It outlines her background and teaching philosophy, course goals and content, classroom rules and procedures, grading policies, assignments, and accommodations for students with disabilities. The course aims to teach students about civilizations, their achievements, and how to work successfully in groups through examining global affairs, hemispheric concerns, and differing landscapes using maps, graphs and other tools.
Este documento define y describe varios tipos de programas maliciosos, incluyendo virus, spyware, troyanos, bombas lógicas, gusanos y jokers. Explica que los virus infectan archivos ejecutables y pueden destruir datos, mientras que el spyware recopila información privada sin consentimiento. Los troyanos se hacen pasar por programas legítimos pero dan acceso remoto a atacantes, y las bombas lógicas ocultan código dañino hasta que se cumplen ciertas condiciones. Los gus
Este documento define y describe varios tipos de programas maliciosos, incluyendo virus, spyware, troyanos, bombas lógicas, gusanos y jokers. Explica que los virus infectan archivos ejecutables y pueden destruir datos, mientras que el spyware recopila información del usuario sin su consentimiento. Los troyanos se hacen pasar por programas legítimos pero le dan acceso remoto a atacantes, y las bombas lógicas ocultan código dañino hasta que se cumplen ciertas condiciones. Los
Este documento define y describe varios tipos de programas maliciosos, incluyendo virus, spyware, troyanos, bombas lógicas, gusanos y jokers. Explica que los virus infectan archivos ejecutables y pueden destruir datos, mientras que el spyware recopila información privada sin consentimiento. Los troyanos se hacen pasar por programas legítimos pero dan acceso remoto a atacantes, y las bombas lógicas ocultan código dañino hasta que se cumplen ciertas condiciones. Los gus
Este documento define y describe varios tipos de programas maliciosos, incluyendo virus, spyware, troyanos, bombas lógicas, gusanos y jokers. Explica que los virus infectan archivos ejecutables y pueden destruir datos, mientras que el spyware recopila información privada sin consentimiento. Los troyanos se hacen pasar por programas legítimos pero dan acceso remoto a atacantes, y las bombas lógicas ocultan código dañino hasta que se cumplen ciertas condiciones. Los gus
Este documento define y describe varios tipos de programas maliciosos, incluyendo virus, spyware, troyanos, bombas lógicas, gusanos y jokers. Explica que los virus infectan archivos ejecutables y pueden destruir datos, mientras que el spyware recopila información privada sin consentimiento. Los troyanos se hacen pasar por programas legítimos pero dan acceso remoto a atacantes, y las bombas lógicas ocultan código dañino hasta que se cumplen ciertas condiciones. Los gus
Melanie Flowers has over 4 years of experience in healthcare, including as a Business Analyst at Blue Cross Blue Shield analyzing health data and ensuring compliance. She has a Bachelor's degree in Social Science and a minor in Healthcare Management from the University of Maryland. Prior to her current role, she worked as a Referral/Patient Navigator and Lead Medical Records Coordinator. She is proficient in Microsoft Office, medical terminology, and managing electronic health records.
Matthew North has over 15 years of experience in insurance, loss control, safety compliance and workers' compensation claims. He has held various roles such as loss control representative, claims adjuster, and account specialist. Currently, he provides loss control surveys and reports for insurance companies to evaluate risk and safety improvements. He is seeking to expand his knowledge in the loss control field.
Sandra D. Williams-Smith has over 15 years of experience in claims adjusting. She has handled workers' compensation, liability, auto, and catastrophe claims across several states. Her experience includes investigating claims, evaluating injuries, managing litigation, and resolving cases to decrease liability. She aims to continue expanding her skills through new career opportunities.
Beth Ann Reilley is seeking a position in the insurance industry utilizing over 25 years of experience. She has extensive qualifications in customer service, underwriting, claims processing, and analysis. Her background includes roles at various insurance companies from claims examiner to underwriter. She is proficient in many systems and has various licenses and designations.
Wendy Fine is seeking a position that utilizes her strong organizational, communication, and leadership skills. She has over 15 years of experience in the insurance industry, holding roles such as Pricing Analyst/Underwriter, Administrative Assistant, Customer Service Representative, Claims Adjuster, and Licensing Analyst. She has a bachelor's degree in Risk Management and Insurance from Georgia State University and holds several insurance licenses.
Dion Spencer is an insurance professional with over 20 years of experience in property and casualty claims adjusting and management. He has held various roles such as independent liability adjuster, senior property field adjuster, assistant claims manager, and material damage adjuster. Currently, he works as the marketing director and board member for a non-profit organization where he develops community partnerships, plans fundraising events and oversees social media platforms. Spencer has a master's degree in education and a bachelor's degree in business management. He maintains multiple state insurance adjuster licenses.
The document provides a resume for Sandra D. Williams-Smith, outlining her objective to continue growing professionally and listing her extensive experience as an insurance adjuster, claims examiner, and licensed practical nurse spanning various states and companies since 1999 and handling different types of insurance claims including workers' compensation, auto, property, and more.
Tiffany Smith is seeking employment as a customer service professional with strong skills in claims processing, data entry, and maintaining client relationships. She has over 7 years of experience in insurance claims, sales, and administrative roles. Her experience includes processing auto and home insurance claims, entering data, and providing excellent customer service. She is motivated, detail-oriented, and able to manage multiple projects.
This document provides a summary of qualifications and work experience for Kim Darcell Bradley. Bradley has over 15 years of experience in insurance claims adjusting and underwriting. She has a Bachelor's degree in Business Management and holds several insurance licenses and certifications. Bradley's most recent roles include Quality Assurance Specialist ensuring Medicare compliance and Field Underwriter helping families plan for future events. She has strong computer, research, communication, and leadership skills.
The document is a resume for Eugenia S. Phoomahal summarizing her career experience. She currently works as a Financial Advisor for World Financial Group/Transamerica in Richmond, VA and is pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Health Administration and Health Studies from South University. Previous roles include Eligibility Specialist for Xerox Government Healthcare Solutions, Health & Dental Claims Representative for Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield, and Pharmacy Technician for North Collier Hospital. Her experience spans financial advising, medical eligibility review, health insurance claims processing, and pharmacy work.
Christiana L. Harris is seeking part-time employment to supplement her income and has over 15 years of experience in professional office positions including medical billing, collections, and customer service roles. She has strong computer skills and experience with various medical billing software programs. Her background includes billing and collections work for anesthesia groups, oral surgeons, home health agencies, dental practices, and clinics.
Este documento resume una revisión crítica de una página web turística sobre la ciudad de Ushuaia. Señala varios errores ortográficos y de formato en la página, como la falta de acentos, uso incorrecto de puntos y comas, y abreviaturas de nombres que podrían confundir a los turistas. También critica que la página use poco variedad de colores y formatos, haciéndola monótona y poco interactiva.
Este documento describe diferentes tipos de árboles ordenados, incluyendo árboles binarios, árboles B+, y árboles AVL. Los árboles binarios son estructuras de datos donde cada nodo tiene como máximo dos hijos, mientras que los árboles B+ y AVL permiten más de dos hijos por nodo y mantienen los datos ordenados de forma balanceada para permitir búsquedas, inserciones y eliminaciones eficientes en tiempo logarítmico. Los árboles AVL en particular equilibran las alturas de los
This document presents a research project on evidence in proprietary land rights under Rwandan law through case law analysis. It discusses the historical context of land ownership in Rwanda, the legal framework governing private and public land ownership, evidence in land litigation, and analyzes several case laws. The research aims to examine how Rwandan courts apply evidence laws and determine land ownership in litigation. It seeks to identify challenges and make recommendations to improve the land rights system. The methodology includes analyzing case laws from lower courts and the Supreme Court between 1963 to 2014 on modes of land acquisition and authentication of ownership under different land laws.
El documento propone un proyecto para reciclar neumáticos usados mediante su modificación y conversión en objetos útiles para la comunidad. El proyecto se llevaría a cabo en escuelas donde los estudiantes crearían decoraciones y muebles como asientos y maceteros usando los neumáticos, lo que reduciría la contaminación causada por quemarlos y enseñaría a los estudiantes habilidades creativas.
El documento describe las diferentes formas en que el hombre primitivo satisfizo sus necesidades básicas a lo largo del tiempo, incluyendo la recolección de alimentos, la caza, el desarrollo de la agricultura, la domesticación de animales, la navegación, y el descubrimiento de la metalurgia. Estos avances tecnológicos permitieron al hombre primitivo adaptarse mejor a su entorno y satisfacer sus necesidades de una manera más efectiva.
This document provides information about Mrs. Young's 6th grade World Geography and Citizenship course. It outlines her background and teaching philosophy, course goals and content, classroom rules and procedures, grading policies, assignments, and accommodations for students with disabilities. The course aims to teach students about civilizations, their achievements, and how to work successfully in groups through examining global affairs, hemispheric concerns, and differing landscapes using maps, graphs and other tools.
Este documento define y describe varios tipos de programas maliciosos, incluyendo virus, spyware, troyanos, bombas lógicas, gusanos y jokers. Explica que los virus infectan archivos ejecutables y pueden destruir datos, mientras que el spyware recopila información privada sin consentimiento. Los troyanos se hacen pasar por programas legítimos pero dan acceso remoto a atacantes, y las bombas lógicas ocultan código dañino hasta que se cumplen ciertas condiciones. Los gus
Este documento define y describe varios tipos de programas maliciosos, incluyendo virus, spyware, troyanos, bombas lógicas, gusanos y jokers. Explica que los virus infectan archivos ejecutables y pueden destruir datos, mientras que el spyware recopila información del usuario sin su consentimiento. Los troyanos se hacen pasar por programas legítimos pero le dan acceso remoto a atacantes, y las bombas lógicas ocultan código dañino hasta que se cumplen ciertas condiciones. Los
Este documento define y describe varios tipos de programas maliciosos, incluyendo virus, spyware, troyanos, bombas lógicas, gusanos y jokers. Explica que los virus infectan archivos ejecutables y pueden destruir datos, mientras que el spyware recopila información privada sin consentimiento. Los troyanos se hacen pasar por programas legítimos pero dan acceso remoto a atacantes, y las bombas lógicas ocultan código dañino hasta que se cumplen ciertas condiciones. Los gus
Este documento define y describe varios tipos de programas maliciosos, incluyendo virus, spyware, troyanos, bombas lógicas, gusanos y jokers. Explica que los virus infectan archivos ejecutables y pueden destruir datos, mientras que el spyware recopila información privada sin consentimiento. Los troyanos se hacen pasar por programas legítimos pero dan acceso remoto a atacantes, y las bombas lógicas ocultan código dañino hasta que se cumplen ciertas condiciones. Los gus
Este documento define y describe varios tipos de programas maliciosos, incluyendo virus, spyware, troyanos, bombas lógicas, gusanos y jokers. Explica que los virus infectan archivos ejecutables y pueden destruir datos, mientras que el spyware recopila información privada sin consentimiento. Los troyanos se hacen pasar por programas legítimos pero dan acceso remoto a atacantes, y las bombas lógicas ocultan código dañino hasta que se cumplen ciertas condiciones. Los gus
Melanie Flowers has over 4 years of experience in healthcare, including as a Business Analyst at Blue Cross Blue Shield analyzing health data and ensuring compliance. She has a Bachelor's degree in Social Science and a minor in Healthcare Management from the University of Maryland. Prior to her current role, she worked as a Referral/Patient Navigator and Lead Medical Records Coordinator. She is proficient in Microsoft Office, medical terminology, and managing electronic health records.
Matthew North has over 15 years of experience in insurance, loss control, safety compliance and workers' compensation claims. He has held various roles such as loss control representative, claims adjuster, and account specialist. Currently, he provides loss control surveys and reports for insurance companies to evaluate risk and safety improvements. He is seeking to expand his knowledge in the loss control field.
Sandra D. Williams-Smith has over 15 years of experience in claims adjusting. She has handled workers' compensation, liability, auto, and catastrophe claims across several states. Her experience includes investigating claims, evaluating injuries, managing litigation, and resolving cases to decrease liability. She aims to continue expanding her skills through new career opportunities.
Beth Ann Reilley is seeking a position in the insurance industry utilizing over 25 years of experience. She has extensive qualifications in customer service, underwriting, claims processing, and analysis. Her background includes roles at various insurance companies from claims examiner to underwriter. She is proficient in many systems and has various licenses and designations.
Wendy Fine is seeking a position that utilizes her strong organizational, communication, and leadership skills. She has over 15 years of experience in the insurance industry, holding roles such as Pricing Analyst/Underwriter, Administrative Assistant, Customer Service Representative, Claims Adjuster, and Licensing Analyst. She has a bachelor's degree in Risk Management and Insurance from Georgia State University and holds several insurance licenses.
Dion Spencer is an insurance professional with over 20 years of experience in property and casualty claims adjusting and management. He has held various roles such as independent liability adjuster, senior property field adjuster, assistant claims manager, and material damage adjuster. Currently, he works as the marketing director and board member for a non-profit organization where he develops community partnerships, plans fundraising events and oversees social media platforms. Spencer has a master's degree in education and a bachelor's degree in business management. He maintains multiple state insurance adjuster licenses.
The document provides a resume for Sandra D. Williams-Smith, outlining her objective to continue growing professionally and listing her extensive experience as an insurance adjuster, claims examiner, and licensed practical nurse spanning various states and companies since 1999 and handling different types of insurance claims including workers' compensation, auto, property, and more.
Tiffany Smith is seeking employment as a customer service professional with strong skills in claims processing, data entry, and maintaining client relationships. She has over 7 years of experience in insurance claims, sales, and administrative roles. Her experience includes processing auto and home insurance claims, entering data, and providing excellent customer service. She is motivated, detail-oriented, and able to manage multiple projects.
This document provides a summary of qualifications and work experience for Kim Darcell Bradley. Bradley has over 15 years of experience in insurance claims adjusting and underwriting. She has a Bachelor's degree in Business Management and holds several insurance licenses and certifications. Bradley's most recent roles include Quality Assurance Specialist ensuring Medicare compliance and Field Underwriter helping families plan for future events. She has strong computer, research, communication, and leadership skills.
The document is a resume for Eugenia S. Phoomahal summarizing her career experience. She currently works as a Financial Advisor for World Financial Group/Transamerica in Richmond, VA and is pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Health Administration and Health Studies from South University. Previous roles include Eligibility Specialist for Xerox Government Healthcare Solutions, Health & Dental Claims Representative for Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield, and Pharmacy Technician for North Collier Hospital. Her experience spans financial advising, medical eligibility review, health insurance claims processing, and pharmacy work.
Christiana L. Harris is seeking part-time employment to supplement her income and has over 15 years of experience in professional office positions including medical billing, collections, and customer service roles. She has strong computer skills and experience with various medical billing software programs. Her background includes billing and collections work for anesthesia groups, oral surgeons, home health agencies, dental practices, and clinics.
Evelyn J. Hampton has over 10 years of experience in customer service roles within the insurance industry, including managing medical claims over $60,000 and interacting directly with customers. She currently works as a Casualty Claim Representative at The Auto Club Group, where her responsibilities include negotiating and resolving claims, managing budgets, and developing strategies to improve profitability and customer service. Previously, she held roles as a PIP Claims Adjuster at Progressive Auto Insurance and as a Medical Coder, where she processed medical bills, evaluated diagnosis codes, and trained new employees.
This document is a resume for Javier Herrera, an insurance professional with 18 years of experience in various roles such as project management, quality improvement, claims management, and sales. His current role is an Accreditation Specialist at Blue Cross of Idaho where he manages projects related to accreditation from NCQA. Prior roles include being a Workers Compensation Subrogation Specialist at Employers Insurance Company, where he designed workflow processes and managed claims, and a Subrogation and Claims Specialist at Allstate Insurance Company, where he negotiated settlements. He has a Bachelor's degree in Project Management and is a Six Sigma Green Belt certified.
Andrew Pedone has over 25 years of experience in insurance claims management. He has held various leadership roles at companies like Arbella Insurance, Dane Street, H and V Collision Centers, and State Farm Insurance. Pedone has a proven track record of improving loss ratios, reducing expenses, and implementing strategies to improve claims handling processes and employee performance. He holds an MBA and several insurance industry certifications.
Best Practices for Denial Management in Healthcare RCM.pptMatthew Clark
Effective revenue cycle management (RCM) is essential for the financial health of healthcare organizations. A critical aspect of RCM is denial management, which involves identifying, addressing, and preventing claim denials to optimize revenue generation. Denial management ensures healthcare providers receive timely reimbursements for services rendered while reducing revenue leakage. In this article, we will delve into the best practices for denial management in healthcare RCM, highlighting the significance of this process and how medical billing companies play a crucial role.
The document discusses a resume writing service called BestResumeHelp.com that helps job seekers create effective resumes for roles as insurance verifiers in the healthcare industry. It provides an overview of the company's services, which include expert resume writers with industry knowledge, customized resumes highlighting each applicant's strengths, and a user-friendly process to deliver polished resumes in a timely manner. The company assists with all aspects of resume creation and revision to help applicants stand out and secure jobs as insurance verifiers.
Ann Sutton resume2 (asutton40@my.stlcc.edu) [16120]ann Sutton
Ann Sutton has over 10 years of experience handling medical insurance claims. She has a proven track record of resolving complex claims, negotiating fair settlements, and identifying fraudulent claims. She is proficient in claims software and medical coding systems. Previously she worked as a Claims Service Liaison and Claims Processor, where she analyzed claims, determined liability, and processed hundreds of claims per hour. She has received numerous quality awards for her work. Sutton holds an Associate's degree in Human Services and business certification.
The Future of Healthcare Reform Now and More Developments Dyan Cornacchio
This document advertises and provides an agenda for the American Conference Institute's 8th Annual Advanced Forum on Managed Care Disputes and Litigation conference taking place on May 2-3, 2017 in Philadelphia, PA. The conference will provide managed care organizations and their counsel with updates on recent litigation trends, strategies for managing risk adjustment and risk corridor litigation, best practices for avoiding false claims cases, and insights on preparing for changes under the Trump administration. Speakers will include litigators and in-house counsel from major health insurers such as Aetna, Anthem, Cigna, Florida Blue, and Humana. An interactive workshop on May 3rd will allow attendees to collaborate on strategies for adapting to uncertainty under the new
MIS 16 Application of MIS (Service Sector)Tushar B Kute
These presentations are created by Tushar B Kute to teach the subject 'Management Information System' subject of TEIT of University of Pune.
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Health insurance specialists review medical claims submitted by providers to determine if the services and procedures meet medical necessity requirements for reimbursement. They must have a strong understanding of medical coding systems like ICD-9 and CPT codes. The role requires analyzing documentation, applying coding guidelines, communicating with providers and insurance companies, and ensuring accurate billing and payment. Ongoing training is needed to stay up to date with changing rules and regulations.
1. TEAMICIA GREENE
9887 Bon Haven Lane, Owings Mills, Maryland 21117 443.528.0218 teamiciag@hotmail.com
PROFILE
ORGANIZED, INVESTIGATIVE, INSURANCE CLAIMS PROFESSIONAL
Astute, proficient insurance claims investigator with social perceptiveness, sound judgment, decision-making ability,
and extensive professional capabilities that include examining varied claims accurately - personal injury, collision, and
complex claims; developing case strategies; assessing issues and recommending solutions; employing best practices
and state regulations to adhere to quality service standards; establishing rapport with varied teams such as legal
professionals; and conveying information appropriately through routine reporting. Excellent written and oral
communications skills and strong analytical skills.
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• Adhered to state laws as well as best practices in daily execution of duties: conducted complex investigations,
documented all relevant facts pertaining to claims, and reported findings to the requesting party.
• Paid great attention to detail to avoid reworks and increase efficiencies, and completed timely and accurate
insurance investigations.
• Balanced insurance claims with exceptional customer service by maintaining assigned claims files in a
confidential manner, protecting customers’ proprietary information, and documenting all relevant facts
pertaining to claims.
• Demonstrated investigative expertise and consistency in handling complex multi-property claims that resulted in
coordination with several states, numerous company contacts, and external organizations as well.
• Analyzed facts or detailed documentation and subsequently communicated findings to appropriate parties
through precise accurate reports, claims consultation, or case strategy recommendations.
• Supported management by identifying and recommending training for teammates, initiating meeting, and
keeping leadership informed of developments that had a bearing on claims.
AREAS OF EXPERTISE
Property and Liability Loss Exposure
Claims Management and Analysis
Events Planning and Implementation
Training and Development
Interpersonal Coordination
Leadership and Team Building
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
BALTIMORE CITY LAW DEPARTMENT CENTRAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATIONS | BALTIMORE, MD
2014-Present
Claims Investigator
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2. TEAMICIA GREENE
9887 Bon Haven Lane, Owings Mills, Maryland 21117 443.528.0218 teamiciag@hotmail.com
Investigate assigned general liability claims to determine the facts of claim cases. Visit the accident sites and
investigate the causes and circumstances. Find and interview witnesses, record conversations and collate
information and draft reports in easy language. Check the policy details and match it with the stated claim.
Process insurance claims after verifying and ascertaining their accuracy, completeness.
Partner with management to manage general liability claims to authorize medical payments, scheduling, and
arrangement of medical examinations. Where needed, negotiate with claimants and make recommendations on the
settlements of general liability cases.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
CONT’D
Confer with attorneys on issues and facts related to general liability cases. Secure reports from city agencies
regarding damages and injuries to gather all relevant facts related to claimant’s case. Assist in preparing cases for
litigation including answering interrogatories and communicating with claimants and insured’s on a daily basis.
Maintain electronic claim file, correspond with clients, and analyze claim documentation and legal findings.
STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES | FREDERICK, MD
2000–June 2014
Claims Adjuster
Served as the medical claims processor for policyholders and insurers. Investigated insurance claims by
interviewing both the claimant and the witness, analyzing police and hospital records, and inspecting property
damage to determine how liable the company is for the claim. Contributed to reaching customer service satisfaction
goals following company protocol and providing exceptional customer service. Successfully processed injury claims
for several jurisdictions across the Mid-Atlantic region.
Developed training classes and prepared presentations and manuals. Collaborated with physicians and healthcare
providers to identify procedural and diagnostic codes. Performed needs assessments using organizational
task/persona analysis.
Evaluated Medicare claim reporting tool (MCRT) report submission to ensure accuracy and compliance with
Federal Medicaid and SCHIP Extension Act of 2007 (MMSEA) Section III. Maintained a proactive involvement in
conference calls to keep informed of medical claims regulations. Facilitated team meeting to define claim-
processing requirements for Medicare. Utilized ICD-9 CM and CPT books.
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3. TEAMICIA GREENE
9887 Bon Haven Lane, Owings Mills, Maryland 21117 443.528.0218 teamiciag@hotmail.com
Successfully led team to provide substantial contributions to the $9.2 million subrogation recovered in 2013.
Implemented State Farm’s objectives and instituted methods of claim handling. Worked with the fire-consolidated
claims that aided 1,400 agency partners handling updated claims, policy information, coverage questions, and
payment reconciliation. Maintained positive working relationships with insurance policyholders. Determined
settlement options for assigned claims. Provided first line contact to policyholders affected by catastrophic events.
EDUCATION AND CREDENTIALS
Associate of Applied Science in Business Management, In Progress
Human Resources Technical Certificate of Credit, In Progress
Expected Date of Completion: Fall 2016
Atlanta Technical College, Atlanta, GA
Relevant Coursework:
Introduction to Marketing | Business Math | Principles of Management | Business Regulations and Compliance |
Visual Merchandising | Introduction to Microcomputers | Performance Management | Human Resource
Management | Introduction to Business | Introduction to Computer’s | Employment Law | Retail Management |
Organizational Behavior | Financial Accounting | Business Ethics | Labor Management Relations
Health Services Management Certification, In Progress
THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE OF BALTIMORE COUNTY, BALTIMORE, MD
Relevant Coursework:
Composition & Rhetoric | Introduction to Criminology | Medical Terminology | Principles of Supervision
Seminar in Supervisory Problem | Introduction to Law | General Psychology | Speech Fundamentals
National Technical Honors Society
PROFESSIONAL TRAINING
State Farm Fire Comprehensive Examination
State Farm Auto Claim Processor School
Fire Consolidated Claims
Pictorial Learning Program of State Farm Insurance
Web-Based Training, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid
National Insurance Crime Training Academy
Webinar Training, Institute of Risk Management
Negotiation Program, Shapiro Negotiation Institute
Six Sigma White Belt Certified
Legal Writing, Maryland People’s Law Library
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4. TEAMICIA GREENE
9887 Bon Haven Lane, Owings Mills, Maryland 21117 443.528.0218 teamiciag@hotmail.com
Lean Government Training
CERTIFICATES OF ACHIEVEMENT
Interpreting Medical Reports
Medical Test and Signs
Medical Management Course Series
Legal Concepts and Doctrines
Auto Physical Damage Basics
Claims Basics
Property-Casualty Principles
Avoiding Medicare Fraud and Abuse
Medical Necessity
Diagnosis Coding Using the ICD-9-CM
Uniform Billing UB-04
Skilled Nursing Facility Consolidated Billing
CMS Form 1500
Intro to Insurance Fraud Investigations
Training Theory & Skills for Fraud Investigators
Body Shop Fraud
Casualty Insurance Fraud
Intro to Medical Billing Fraud
Workers Compensation Fraud
Protecting Your Reputation in a Crisis
Effective Key Risk Indicators
Project Risk Management
Risk Appetite
Cyber Risk
Human Factor Risk
Understanding and Managing Risk Culture
Fundamentals of Risk Management
Business Risk and Resilience
Introduction to Risk Reporting
Effective Decision Making
Running Effective Risk Workshop
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5. TEAMICIA GREENE
9887 Bon Haven Lane, Owings Mills, Maryland 21117 443.528.0218 teamiciag@hotmail.com
TECHNICAL SKILLS/COMPUTER
PROGRAMS
ISO searches
Choicepoint
West Law
LexisNexis
Webcruiser-police report database
Judicial and Civil Case search
Real Property Searches
Reverse Look-Up
Accurit Searches
Employment Verification through HR personnel
MVA- Tag checks
National Crime Information Center (NCIC)
Microsoft Office Suite
Outlook
PC and Mac knowledgeable
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
Community Events Chair, African-American Forum
Member, Policy and Procedures Committee
Member, Southern Zone Focus Group
Safety Liaison for Team
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6. TEAMICIA GREENE
9887 Bon Haven Lane, Owings Mills, Maryland 21117 443.528.0218 teamiciag@hotmail.com
TECHNICAL SKILLS/COMPUTER
PROGRAMS
ISO searches
Choicepoint
West Law
LexisNexis
Webcruiser-police report database
Judicial and Civil Case search
Real Property Searches
Reverse Look-Up
Accurit Searches
Employment Verification through HR personnel
MVA- Tag checks
National Crime Information Center (NCIC)
Microsoft Office Suite
Outlook
PC and Mac knowledgeable
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
Community Events Chair, African-American Forum
Member, Policy and Procedures Committee
Member, Southern Zone Focus Group
Safety Liaison for Team
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