Patient Advocate
amaze healthDenver (CO)
About the role
Patient Advocate Amaze Health delivers concierge-style virtual care that feels like having a trusted "doctor friend" on call 24/7, for everything from sudden illnesses to chronic conditions and mental health. As a true partner, we simplify the healthcare maze, guiding patients with clarity, compassion, and confidence while empowering them to take control of their health. Beyond treatment, we provide partnership, helping people feel heard, supported, and cared for throughout their journey. Join us as we transform healthcare, one patient at a time. Amaze is seeking a compassionate and skilled Patient Advocate to join our dedicated team at our Denver office. We welcome professionals who are driven by empathy, continuous learning, and delivering patient-first solutions while working collaboratively in our dynamic office environment. As a Patient Advocate, you guide patients through the twists and turns of the healthcare system, making complex insurance and care processes clear, accessible, and less stressful every step of the way. This role is perfect for someone who finds purpose in helping others navigate complex systems, enjoys meaningful connections, and thrives in a collaborative, office-based environment.
Responsibilities:
Make insurance understandable: Explain insurance coverage and costs in everyday language.
Denials and appeals: Support patients through denials and appeals, managing paperwork and updates.
Referrals: Coordinate referrals and prior authorizations for smooth access to care.
Collaborate as a team: Offer empathetic support by phone, chat, or email, collaborating with teams to resolve patient issues.
Innovate under pressure: Respond to emerging challenges with creative, patient-centered solutions that adapt to the realities and opportunities of virtual care
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