Corporate Account Receivable Manager
Corporate Account Receivable Manager
Posted 6 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Review and provide guidance to Patient Account Managers regarding Aspect Of Care and RFMS audits
- Assist in ventilator as well as other referrals as needed
- Provide RFMS guidance to Manager as needed for State Official review
- Responsible for quarterly credit balance report review
- Attend legal actions as needed (guardianship, etc.)Provide regular on-site guidance as requested by facility Patient Account Manager and facility management to ensure the company goals of the delivery of high-quality services and profitability and collections are achieved
- Ensure operations of the business office comply with FutureCare standards and all regulatory requirements
- Monitor the implementation of and compliance with financial and operating policies and procedures
- Facilitate effective problem identification when there are variances from expected standards
- Ensure facility business office compliance with action plans to correct identified problems
- Utilize available data, including agings, A/R tracking logs, census and customer service data to identify potential problems relating to Private Pay, Medicaid, and Managed Care Balances
- Assist in the revision and/or development of A/R, systems, policies and procedures to promote continual improvement
- Assist in the integration of FutureCare's Customer Service philosophy at the facility level to enhance the quality of service and customer satisfaction
- College degree in accounting strongly preferred
- Must have 5+ years' experience in a healthcare related accounts receivable environment including supervisory status
- Possess a Maryland Notary Public Certification
- Proven ability to communicate effectively with vendors, payors, staff, and management
- Strong research, problem solving, and resolution abilities are also required
- Must have a thorough knowledge of accounting practices and procedures
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite and solid knowledge using Excel software
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