Patient Services Representative - Viverant Physical Therapy
Patient Services Representative - Viverant Physical Therapy
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
- Greet and register patients; collect co-payments, pre-payments, insurance information, and photo IDVerify and document insurance information as defined by current business practices
- Accurate and timely scheduling of new and existing patients in the current practice management system
- Communicate all pertinent information to patients, including: appointment information, directions, check-in times, referral information and copayments
- Chart preparation and management
- Maintain a working knowledge of health care plan requirements and health plan networks
- Maintain timely communication with patients, families, and staff
- Assist in non-billable patient services by bringing appropriate patients back and initiating pre-therapy exercises
- With specific instruction and supervision by Therapist, guide patients through specific education/intervention provided by therapist
- Assist in organizing and writing literature for exercises, therapy, and sport programs. May assist in duties related to program development
- May work with sports medicine team for golf program, dance, throwing, etc. with established programs
- May assist with coordinating schedules for the Volunteer Tech program; train and orient incoming TechsClean and stock exam rooms, gym, equipment, and therapy space
- May assist with and/or lead both group and individual fitness classes, if qualified
- Able to correctly lift and set up various weights in fitness, sports performance, and training aspects for clients
- Assist with check-in for individual and group fitness classes
- Coordinate equipment repair as needed
- Assist with patient transport within the clinic
- Any and all other duties as assigned
- Education and Experience Requirements:
- High School diploma/GED or equivalent
- Proficient in Microsoft Word, Outlook, and Excel
- Customer Service experience required
- Administrative or Medical Office experience preferred
- Preference given to those who are currently or will be applying to Physical or Occupational Therapy graduate school, or pursuing a Master's in Athletic Training100 hours of related experience
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