Remote Healthcare Customer Service Representative (Remote)
Remote Healthcare Customer Service Representative (Remote)
Posted today
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
- Take calls from patients, law offices, insurance companies, and other outside facilities to resolve complex billing and insurance issues
- Make outbound calls and take inbound calls from patients to resolve balances on accounts with a status that may be aging but has not been sent for collections
- Answers complex billing and insurance questions (i.e. deductibles, co-insurance, co-pays, complex denials and charge disputes, claim resubmissions, eligibility issues, and coding disputes)
- Reviews financial information and recommends payment options and/or assistance programs in accordance with client guidelines
- Manages both common and challenging objections and concerns from consumers
- Discusses and helps consumer think through payment resources and makes necessary referrals to the client
- Uses required scripts/verbatims, skillfully navigating guidelines to maximize potential recovery on each call
- Maintains working understanding of account requirements, leveraging related documentation and resources as needed
- Independently and efficiently performs account documentation including notes and codes, making few errors, requiring minimal assistance
- Skillfully works within both internal and client systems
- Adheres to company Core Values and Strategic Anchors
- May learn and perform other duties and responsibilities as assigned based on business needs
- Prior work experience in a call center and healthcare customer service setting is preferred
- Familiarity with Artiva and Cerner Soarian application is preferred. EPIC is a plus.
- Working knowledge of medical billing and coding is preferred
- Prior work experience in a medical office and/or general understanding of health insurance is preferred
- Able to communicate clearly, both verbally and in writing, and utilize proper grammar and telephone etiquette and provided electronic tools
- Able to navigate multiple computer applications and databases
- Moderate to advanced computer keyboard typing and navigation skill
- Able to communicate on the phone and navigate multiple computer systems simultaneously
- Able to overcome patient objections and obstacles to negotiate payment successfully
- Reliable and responsible. Arrives on time and uses time productively and efficiently
- Manages self effectively in a work from home environment, remaining focused on work and delivering required outcomes
- Possesses and demonstrates professional judgement and operates with client business acumen.
- Understands sensitive personal information (SPI) and sensitive consumer information (i.e., Protected Health Information (PHI)) and maintains confidentiality of this information
- Able to use tools provided to compute basic math calculations using addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and percentages
- Self-motivation and committed to career success
- High School Diploma or equivalent (i.e., GED) required
- Prior supervisory experience is welcome in this growing company
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