JOIN OUR TEAM AS A PAYMENT POSTER & COLLECTOR SPECIALIST! Status: Full-Time (On-site only - no remote) Bonus Opportunity: MONTHLY INCENTIVE ELIGIBLE Your Work Matters How will you make a difference? The Payment Poster & Collector is responsible for posting all payments received from patients, insurance companies and third parties and will document payments into the patient accounting system and will assist with the timely follow-up and collection of behavioral health and chemical dependency claims for Inpatient and Outpatient levels of care to ensure the reimbursement of claims from various insurance companies is accurate and timely. Join us in this critical position, contributing to our mission of providing top-notch mental health services to the community. The position is located in the hospital business office for a freestanding psychiatric hospital organization. Pull remits manually and electronically for deposits daily. Accurately post payments and/or denials via ERA, EFT, and paper remits appropriately to accounts and balance payments posted back to the original deposit amounts. Verifies insurance payment is in alignment with payor contract by reviewing the contract status log and EOB received. Maintain and balance cash log daily to treasury. Researches and resolves unapplied and/or unidentified cash receipts. Identifies allowances, deductibles and co-insurance and ensures accurate posting. Scans and uploads supporting documentation as needed. Investigates all insurance recoupments to determine if they are correct or need to be appealed. Runs electronic deposit reports and processes payments. Review and interpret insurance carrier explanation of benefits (EOB) to post appropriate payment and denial codes. Enter/correct charges for outpatient services. Code and post all receivables from insurance companies, and third-party payors on patient accounts. Assist to resolve credit balances with insurance company & patients. Understand payor requirements and special requirements. Verification of appropriate revenue codes, CPT codes and modifiers. Able to read and understand an EOB. Can take the necessary action for account resolution in accordance with established federal and state regulations. Ability to identify next steps required when a claim has been denied/rejected.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED
Number of Employees
11-50 employees