Responsible for aspects of front office management and operation as assigned. This role requires a high level of public contact and excellent interpersonal skills. The Patient Serviced Representative will arrange for patient pre-payments and enforce financial agreements prior to providing service. They will gather charge information, code, enter into the database, complete the billing process, and distribute billing information. This role also involves filing insurance claims, assisting patients with insurance forms, and processing unpaid accounts by contacting patients and third-party payers. The Patient Serviced Representative acts as a liaison between the patient and medical support staff, greets patients and visitors courteously, checks in patients, verifies and updates insurance information, and obtains necessary signatures. They will also assist patients with ambulatory difficulties, maintain the appointment book, provide front office phone support, and screen visitors. Additional duties include gathering, coding, and posting outpatient charges, processing payments, researching address verification, processing mail, acquiring billing information, performing cashiering functions, preparing daily cash deposits, and working with patients to secure prepayment sources or financial agreements. The role involves participating with other staff to achieve account resolution, assisting with outpatient coding and error resolution, processing edits and customer service requests, identifying trends, updating patient account databases, maintaining physician schedules, scheduling appointments and admissions, answering patient questions, assembling patient charts, updating patient profiles, overseeing the waiting area, and assisting patients with various insurance and benefit-related questions. The Patient Serviced Representative will also process benefit correspondence, signature, and insurance forms, assist patients in completing forms for pre-certification, follow up with insurance companies, post actions, and maintain records of patient accounts. They will answer patient questions regarding their accounts, confirm workers’ compensation claims, prepare disability claims, and follow up with insurance companies on claim payments. Maintaining files, researching information for billing, coding procedures and diagnoses, keying charge information, processing and distributing billings, pulling and filing charts, picking up reports and correspondence, checking for misfiled charts, maintaining orderly files, filing medical reports, purging obsolete records, destroying outdated records, making new patient charts, repairing damaged charts, and assisting in locating and filing records are also key responsibilities. The role involves working with medical assistants and other staff to route patient charts, following medical records policies, collecting payments, reviewing accounts for timely payment, performing collection actions, evaluating patient financial status, recommending accounts for collection agencies, resolving billing complaints, and following up on accounts until zero balance. The Patient Serviced Representative will also participate in educational activities, gather and verify superbills, enter charge and payment information, verify accuracy of coding, charging, and insurance status, print and balance daily reports, back up and close computer files, register new patients, update financial information, and maintain strict confidentiality. As a representative of Prisma Health Clinical Department, they are expected to maintain a neat and professional appearance, demonstrate commitment to serve, and uphold office manual guidelines. Performs other duties as assigned.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED