
Senior Consultant, Payment Integrity
Posted 3 days ago

Posted 3 days ago
This is a fully remote position, open to applicants in Massachusetts.
• Take ownership of workstreams on client projects from initial scoping and hypothesis formulation through to analysis, recommendations, and execution.
• Facilitate client discovery meetings, workshops, steering committee updates, and executive presentations.
• Identify challenges, deliver data-supported recommendations, and secure endorsement from executives and payer stakeholders.
• Act as Abacus’ internal expert and trusted consultant on payment integrity strategy, claims accuracy, and policy matters.
• Explore market, industry, and regulatory trends related to payment integrity.
• Evaluate compliance with federal, state, and ERISA regulations.
• Analyze contracts and develop customized payment integrity strategies, policies, and implementation plans.
• Develop and maintain payment integrity policies for external communication purposes.
• Guide cross-functional teams through the implementation process.
• Oversee client relationships and expectations, including project scope, timelines, risks, and value delivery.
• Provide insights from clients and the market to Product, Engineering, and Data/Analytics teams.
• Utilize interoperability standards to enhance audit and record-retrieval processes.
• Set up and validate Payment Integrity accelerators within client Snowflake or Databricks environments.
• Contribute to consulting methodologies, reusable frameworks, accelerators, and thought leadership initiatives.
• Previous consulting experience at a prestigious global firm or a leading healthcare-focused advisory organization.
• Generally, 5+ years of consulting experience, particularly in client-facing roles within a healthcare payer practice, ideally focused on payment integrity, claims, or reimbursement.
• Over 10 years of overall experience in healthcare payment integrity, claims auditing, or reimbursement analysis.
• Experience across clinical, operational, and data domains.
• Strong hypothesis-driven problem-solving skills, structured analytical approach, executive-ready storytelling, and workstream management capabilities.
• Extensive hands-on knowledge of claims auditing workflows and various claim types, including Inpatient/DRG validation, Outpatient modifiers, Post-Acute Care, Medical Necessity, and Specialty/High Cost Drugs.
• Experience in developing, drafting, and presenting payment integrity policies, strategies, and roadmaps.
• Comprehensive understanding of reimbursement models, payer/provider operations, and regulatory factors.
• Familiarity with provider risk arrangements, including delegated risk, capitation, and risk panels.
• Working knowledge of federal, state, and ERISA regulations.
• Experience in identifying and addressing fraud, waste, and abuse.
• Background in reviewing contracts for compliance and managing audits and escalated appeals.
• Demonstrated ability to lead client relationships and engagements, including discovery sessions, workshops, and executive presentations.
• Willingness to travel to client sites as necessary.
• Excellent communication skills and a polished executive presence.
• Bachelor’s degree is required.
• Unlimited paid time off.
• Flexibility to work from any location.
• Extensive health coverage with various plan options.
• Equity available for every employee.
• Environment focused on growth and professional development opportunities.
• Home office setup allowance provided.
• Monthly cell phone allowance.
• Eligibility for performance bonuses.
• Equity grants offered.
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