Providence is calling for Patient Admissions Coordinator - OnCall, Variable, Onsite Under the direction of the PAS supervisor/manager, the Patient Access Representative is responsible for assisting patients during the on-site registration and arrival process for scheduled and unscheduled visits as well as completing financial clearance functions. This individual completes the registration for unscheduled visits by collecting accurate demographic information, insurance information, and collecting patient liability (if known) at the time of service.
This individual is also responsible for financial clearance functions on assigned scheduled accounts. The Patient Access Representative greets and serves patients in a professional, friendly, and respectful manner to promote positive encounters. All information is gathered while adhering to regulation and compliance requirements and guidelines and is documented timely and accurately.
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Associate's degree in healthcare or business administration. 3 years of experience within Patient Access of Business office setting. Experience with insurance eligibility systems. 3 years of Utilization of medical terminology in job setting. Knowledge in medical billing codes. 1 year of Knowledge of Epic Applications.
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Part time · Variable