Financial Access Specialist (Financial Clearance)

Posted 3 days ago

university healthSan Antonio (TX)

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About the role

POSITION SUMMARY/RESPONSIBILITIES Secures and obtains accurate patient data for complete financial clearance. Communicates with patients to determine accurate funding source information. Determines benefit level, coordination of benefits, coinsurance amounts for hospital and clinic services using knowledge of insurance verification. Performs pre-authorization and financial counseling. Communicates with patients about service charges and assists with payment estimates. Collects copays, coinsurance and other monies that may be owed by the patient. Ensures proper financial clearance for timely and correct reimbursement for services rendered at UH. EDUCATION/EXPERIENCE High school diploma, GED, or equivalent experience required. Six (6) months of financial counseling-related experience in a hospital/physician office setting preferred. Experience and knowledge in obtaining insurance benefits, pre-authorization and collection of monies ispreferred. Knowledge in hospital contracts, in-network vs. out-of-network benefits and negotiations is preferred. Basic medical terminology and ICD 10 coding experience are preferred.

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