Under the direction of the manager, the Patient Equipment Care Coordinator I - Facility Campus / Office is accountable for intaking, coordinating, and ensuring timely implementation of Home Medical Equipment and supply orders. This position fills patient orders, coordinates deliveries, and responds to patient requests in a timely manner. As a valued member of the team, this position provides important patient education and will facilitate patient set ups or fittings in a one on one situation and provides instruction to clients and caregivers in the use, care, and safety of supplies and equipment provided. The essential job duties may also include helping customers that come into our facilities as well as supportive office work. It includes exhibiting exceptional customer service on incoming and outgoing phone calls, helping customers in a retail setting, and in fulfilling orders directly with patients. Facilitates the set-up of medical equipment and supplies to the patient by assigning the appropriate delivery method to meet customer and company needs and verifies the client specific needs and selects appropriate equipment based on assessment while adhering to physician orders. Processes Point of Sale (POS) sales request by completing computer order entry, receiving payment, and coordinating delivery or patient pick-up. Communicates any problems regarding the patient's condition and use of supplies or equipment to the appropriate staff. Demonstrates keen problem identification skills and resolution abilities and addresses concerns in a timely manner and maintains an understanding of Medicare, Medicaid, and third-party billing requirements and all components of Homecare's equipment order processing system. The Patient Equipment Care Coordinator I – Facility Campus / Office is responsible for all of the duties assigned to the Patient Equipment Care Specialist – Facility Campus / Office, listed above, with additional responsibilities of general Office / Operations Support: Supports office operations by ordering, stocking, and tracking inventory. (Requires specific training and use of SCO software and processes) and working with SCO and local site to coordinate the acquisition of appropriate medical equipment and supplies with the HME store to maintain acceptable par levels in stock. The Coordinators work on more complex assignments and service recovery initiatives and is expected to demonstrate keen problem identification and resolution skills and addresses concerns in a timely manner, while aiding other caregivers in problem solving and resolution skills.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
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