Insurance Claim Coordinator (FT)
columbus regional healthcare systemWhiteville (NC)
Insurance Claim Coordinator (FT)
Posted 17 days ago
columbus regional healthcare systemWhiteville (NC)
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
Job Opportunity At Columbus Regional Healthcare SystemAt Columbus Regional Healthcare System we offer professional growth and advancement for every employee. Working at CRHS allows you to have the intimate hospital feel while still being provided with the large healthcare system resources.
Job Description:
Reviews unpaid third party payer claims and determines the reason why the claim is unpaid and arranges with the payer for the payment of the claim. Processes all correspondence and request for additional information from third party payers. Reviews all Explanation of Benefits (EOB's) to insure the hospital is paid appropriately. Provides guidance, direction, and training in claim payment techniques to other Patient Accounting employees.
Qualifications:
High school graduate.
Proficient in use of basic office machines and computer applications.
Knowledge of third party insurance payer requirements including billing and follow up techniques, electronic claims processing, and government regulations.
Knowledge of medical terminology, medical record coding, and patient registration techniques.
Preferred: Associates degree in Business Administration.
Experience:
A minimum of six months related experience in insurance claim processing and insurance claim follow up. Given training and on-the-job experience, incumbent should be proficient in the basic aspects of the job within three months
Perks + BenefitsCRHS Campus Gym (open 7 days a week)
Competitive Pay Rates
CRHS Campus Cafeteria
Company Swag
Comprehensive Benefit Package
Tuition Reimbursement
Matching Retirement Plan
Sign on Bonus (select positions)
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