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About InfoMC, Inc.
InfoMC is a fast-paced, healthcare technology company delivering integrated care management and population health solutions to health plans and provider organizations. Our person-centered, “whole-person care” and provider approach addresses the behavioral, physical, and social drivers that impact a member’s health and enhances the interaction between plan, enrollee, and provider. Our solutions are designed to help our customers improve quality, reduce costs, and optimize health outcomes for their population.
At InfoMC, we are extraordinarily proud of the company we're building, not to mention our continuous efforts to create a Best Place to Work culture. Our people are InfoMC's biggest competitive advantage and we'll continue to invest in our team and people-first culture.
The Healthcare Claims Business Analyst / Subject Matter Expert (BA/SME) serves as InfoMC’s primary domain authority for healthcare claims operations during new client onboarding engagements on the Incedo claims platform. This individual bridges the gap between client operational workflows and the technical capabilities of the Incedo solution, ensuring that each implementation is aligned with payer-side business requirements, regulatory obligations, and industry standards for electronic data interchange (EDI).
The BA/SME works directly with health plan and managed care organization clients to define requirements, configure workflows, validate transaction sets, and guide teams through end-to-end claims lifecycle processes—from member eligibility through remittance and adjudication. The ideal candidate brings deep payer-side experience with HIPAA-mandated EDI transactions, CMS reporting requirements, and the operational realities of claims processing within Medicare Advantage, Medicaid, and commercial health plan environments.
Claims Domain Expertise & Client Advisory
EDI Transaction Set Knowledge & Validation
The BA/SME must possess hands-on functional knowledge of the following HIPAA-mandated ASC X12 transaction sets and their application in a payer environment:
Onboarding & Implementation Execution
Regulatory & Compliance Alignment
Knowledge Sharing & Continuous Improvement
Required
Preferred
Physical Demands / Working Conditions
Light work: this position involves sitting, standing, and/or walking. This is a remote work environment requiring the ability to use a computer and communicate clearly by telephone and video conference. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions of this role.
Highlighted Benefits for InfoMC Team Members:
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