Verify demographic, insurance, and financial information.
Obtain insurance authorizations for treatments and procedures.
Handle pre-admission, admission, discharge, and Emergency Department registration.
Schedule laboratory and X-ray services.
Complete registrations for outpatient, surgical, inpatient, oncology, cardiology, radiology, wound care, occupational health, PFTs, and other services.
Explain and obtain required legal and consent forms.
Verify insurance eligibility and benefits.
Coordinate with patients, physician offices, and clinical departments.
Handle patient calls using professional telephone etiquette.
Maintain HIPAA confidentiality.
Use hospital, physician, insurance, and other electronic systems.
Maintain accurate documentation and records.
Must be able to work in at least two Patient Access service areas, including the Emergency Department.
Assist with training new employees and participate in continuing education.
Work effectively with coworkers and internal/external customers.
Requirements:
2–3 years of current, relevant medical-setting experience.