The Claims Processor will handle the timely adjudication of medical claims, resolve claim issues, communicate updates, and support the Customer Success team while identifying operational improvements.
Sana’s vision is to make healthcare easy.
All of us can agree healthcare is simply too hard in the US. And our members feel that pain day in and day out. We aim to create an experience that simply feels easy when you need to access our healthcare system. If you need something, you know where to go to get it with care that is a click (or as few clicks as possible!) away.
What’s beautiful about a vision oriented toward “easy” is how it imparts a singular feeling. We instinctively know as humans when something is easy versus hard, even if we can’t explain why. We fight as a company to make an easy pathway available to all our members at every stage of their healthcare journey. If you feel passionate about delivering better healthcare to small businesses through a seamless care experience and affordable benefits, join us!
We’re currently seeking a Claims Processor who will be responsible for processing insurance claims in a timely and accurate manner. This includes gathering and verifying claim information, researching and resolving claim issues, and communicating with claimants to ensure their satisfaction.
We are building a distributed team and encourage all applicants to apply, regardless of location.
What you will do:
- Ensure the timely and accurate adjudication and payment of medical claims, following health plan policies and procedures, consulting with team members, care partners and advisors as necessary. Maintain accurate and up-to-date notes of all claims processed.
- Process appeals and disputes by gathering and verifying claim information, researching and resolving claim issues, and communicating outcomes to appropriate parties.
- Become an in-house expert on all claims-related matters and provide answers and support to Customer Success and Customer Support teams.
- Identify operational issues and escalate them to the appropriate internal team.
- Contribute to teamwide goals to improve claims processes and integrate additional functions into our daily operations.
- Work independently and as part of a team to meet deadlines and daily processing quotas. Your success will be measured on your ability to complete daily and weekly targets.
What you will do:
- Two-year degree and/or two years of claims adjudication and processing experience
- Unparalleled attention to detail. You love getting into the weeds to get things done.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
- Ability to work independently and as part of a team.
- Fast learner. Entrepreneurial. Self-directed.
- Ability to meet deadlines and work under pressure.
- Experience in claims processing, knowledge of insurance principles and procedures is a plus.
Benefits:
- Stock options in rapidly scaling startup
- Flexible vacation
- Medical, dental, and vision Insurance
- 401(k) and HSA plans
- Parental leave
- Remote worker stipend
- Wellness program
- Opportunity for career growth
- Dynamic start-up environment
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