This role is responsible for preparing invoices and performing collections work on assigned patient accounts to increase cash flow and minimize patient accounts receivable. The specialist will meet month-end closing deadlines by ensuring correct data entry and assist in developing and implementing policies and procedures for accounts receivable. They will prepare and distribute performance reports, participate in meetings to define collection strategies, and adhere to Fair Debt Collection Practices Act guidelines. The position also involves facilitating communication between the Direct Care team and the business office, providing financial responsibility estimates, discussing payment options with patients, and responding to billing inquiries. A key aspect is identifying and resolving billing barriers such as incorrect documentation or authorization issues. The role includes Home Health/Hospice/Private Duty billing for various payers, electronic and manual claim submission, and applying payments to accounts. A strong customer focus is essential, requiring polite and professional interaction, timely response to issues, and effective communication. The specialist will also act as a role model, volunteer for additional assignments, provide constructive feedback, and document all actions accurately. Functional knowledge of systems and the revenue cycle is necessary, along with performing verifications, interpreting insurance benefits, and processing claims and payments. Collaboration with Intake staff and notifying relevant personnel of insurance changes or issues are also part of the responsibilities. The role requires cognitive ability to function at a high level, concentrate for an entire shift, and achieve thoroughness and accuracy in all tasks. Other duties as assigned.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
High school or GED