Billing Specialist

Posted 9 days ago

thrive health systemsColorado Springs (CO)

SENIORITY

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About the role

This is an excellent opportunity to get involved with the booming health & wellness industry, working with a leader in the natural healthcare space.
Who We Are: We are a small, privately held asset management company based in cozy Colorado Springs, CO that operates in natural healthcare and real estate. The Billing Specialist is the nuts and bolts, boots on the ground, operational finance person of this growing company! Our Billing Specialists:understand the inner workings of our cash pay, insurance, and personal injury systemssubmit charges input by medical staffverify insurance benefits and communicates those benefits to medical stafftrack EOBspost paymentsissue notices to attempt to collectperform follow-ups with insurance companies to gain paymenttrack liens with personal injury attorneyscorrect errors in billingsend and maintain patient statementscreate reports for management staffhandle customer service inquiries from patients regarding their charges and insurance benefitson occasion, train staff on insurance processes and how to improve collections Our Billing Specialists receive:positive, uplifting work environmentcompetitive payfun, fast-paced work environmentFREE SERVICES (chiropractic, massage therapy, laser therapy, spinal decompression, and more)management opportunity (if you have the right stuff!)WHO YOU AREgood character (positive attitude)strong work ethichonesty (show up to work on time when scheduled)willingness to learn

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