Admitting Technician Lead-Hospital
Admitting Technician Lead-Hospital
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Actively involved with overseeing Patient Access staff Registration and Appointment Scheduling process with adhering to UPH Registration standards.
- Primary resource for Patient Access department. Will assist Allen Patient Access and Switchboard staff when on weekend call rotation.
- Assists with new employee selection process, orientation, disciplinary guidance, and ongoing training support to staff.
- Will assist in managing staffing FTE's and department expenses to remain at, or below budget.
- Weekend and Holiday "on call" rotation.
- Will help prepare and oversee Patient Access schedule and staffing needs.
- Will partake in regularly scheduled Lead meetings to discuss issues, concerns, and department opportunities.
- Correctly enters patient demographic, insurance information, and obtains signatures on all required forms necessary for hospital billing.
- Maintains competency using insurance matrix for all contracted insurance plans to ensure maximum financial reimbursement for the health system
- Verifies insurance eligibility accessing on-line resources. Reads return responses to ensure there is active coverage on the account for the date of service.
- Collects the self-pay portion of a patients out of pocket expenses at the time of registration, provides receipt of payment to the patient or other responsible party.
- Balances cash drawer at the end of each shift to ensure cash, checks, and payments made by credit card are accounted for and balance transactions in EPIC.Meets defined / established collection goals of the health system. Identifies patients who need financial counseling assistance.
- Refers patients to the Financial Advocate team when payment arrangements need to be made or when the patient has a self-pay status.
- Meets defined/established collection goals of the health system.
- Responsible for working Patient Work queues daily and completing accounts timely and accurately to ensure timely billing.
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