Accounts Receivable & Collections Specialist - Hybrid
Accounts Receivable & Collections Specialist - Hybrid
Posted 8 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Work assigned accounts receivable daily.
- Review and resolve unpaid, underpaid, denied, and aging claims
- Conduct follow-up with commercial payers, Medicare, Medicaid, and other third-party payers
- Submit corrected claims, reconsiderations, and supporting documentation as needed
- Research claim status and account issues
- Coordinate with coding, front office, and billing staff to resolve claim and account errors
- Process account adjustments, transfers, refunds, and corrections as authorized
- Monitor assigned AR inventory and aging reports to ensure timely account resolution
- Review, process, and distribute incoming payer and patient correspondence
- Assist with management of returned mail, bankruptcy notices, refund requests, medical records requests, and other revenue cycle correspondence received by the Corporate Business OfficeReview and respond to assigned billing-related Communicator cases and departmental work queues
- Document all account activity in the practice management system
- Assist with account audits and special projects as assigned
- Maintain productivity and quality standards established by the department
- Escalate complex payer issues as appropriate
- Contact patients regarding outstanding balances via phone, mail, and electronic communication
- Answer incoming patient calls and voicemails related to billing and account inquiries
- Assist patients with billing questions, payment concerns, and account resolution
- Explain insurance processing, patient responsibility, and account balances
- Establish payment arrangements in accordance with organizational policies
- Review accounts for financial assistance eligibility, discounts, bad debt, or collection agency placement when appropriate
- Document all patient collection efforts and account communications
- Maintain professionalism and excellent customer service during collection activities
- Perform other duties as assigned
- High School diploma or GED required
- Minimum 2 years of healthcare accounts receivable, collections, medical billing, or revenue cycle experience
- Experience with insurance claim follow-up and patient collections required
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