Customer Service Rep II - Non-Exempt
Posted 5 days ago
hiretalentSan Jose (CA)
Patient RepresentativesPharmacy Benefit Management and Other Third Party Administration of Insurance and Pension Funds
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Prior Authorization RepresentativeThe Prior Authorization Representative is responsible for verifying prior authorization requirements and obtaining authorization when required. Works directly with physician offices and payers to facilitate patient access to various therapies. Representative will ensure patient insurance coverage and benefits, identify requirements for prior approval and submit for authorization. Assists with appealing prior authorization denials, retro authorization or other special cases.Responsibilities Include, But Are Not Limited To:Validates insurance patient's coverage, communicate any issues with benefits or coverage to the appropriate managersChecks the requirements for prior authorization and initiates as requiredCoordinates required paperwork, clinical notes and forms for submission to support request and initiates as requiredFollows up frequently to ensure visibility on authorization status throughout the approval processBasic knowledge payer payment process with detailed knowledge on the payer prior authorization processBasic ICD9/10 and CPT code familiarity, expert knowledge on subset of our client therapy codesSuperior customer service skills with outstanding communication skills to use with various stakeholders; physicians, sales representatives, payer representatives, utilization reviewers, various internal and external stakeholdersAdvanced Microsoft Excel skills. Ability to learn and use multiple CRM software programs as neededGood organizational skills with ability to handle multiple inquiries at the same time and critical problem-solving skills with high attention to detail
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