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Patient Account Representative - Payment Posting (Full-Time, 40 Hours, Day)

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queens health systemsHonolulu (HI)

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

RESPONSIBILITIES: I.
JOB SUMMARY/RESPONSIBILITIES: Follows-up on payment with insurance payers and patients on outstanding accounts. Expedites larger dollar accounts to ensure prompt payment. Monitors to ensure all insurance are billed in a timely manner. Identifies, posts and/or audits payments to ensure QMC has received correct/expected payment from payers in accordance with contract terms. Processes correspondence received from payers and patients. Responds to patient and insurance inquiries promptly and courteously. II.
TYPICAL PHYSICAL DEMANDS:
  • Standing, sitting, walking, seeing, hearing, speaking, finger dexterity, repetitive arm/hand motions and gripping of an object. III.
TYPICAL WORKING CONDITIONS:
  • Not substantially subjected to adverse environmental conditions. IV.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: A.
EDUCATION/CERTIFICATION AND LICENSURE:
  • High School diploma or equivalent. B.
EXPERIENCE: One (1) year recent experience as Patient Accounts Representative, preferably in an acute care facility, demonstrating knowledge of Medicaid, Medicare, Third Party payer requirements, SNF/ICF, ICD-9 and DRG's. An associate's or bachelor's degree in business administration, finance, accounting or healthcare related field and/or completion of a healthcare administration billing and coding program may be substituted for one (1) year experience as a patient accounts representative. Experience and/or background to demonstrate effective written and verbal communication skills in English. Experience with Windows applications, such as Word, Excel, etc., with demonstrated proficiency in using a mouse and keyboard. Experience to demonstrate knowledge of medical terminology. Experience with computer based applications, SMS and/or EPIC systems preferred. Equal Opportunity Employer/Disability/Vet

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