
Senior Patient Account Specialist β Credit Balance
Posted 5 days ago

Posted 5 days ago
This is a fully remote position, open to applicants in United States.
β’ Support the Patient Account Supervisor in overseeing patient and third-party payer payments.
β’ Address overpayments from patients and third-party payers, manage credit balances, and handle refund requests.
β’ Investigate insurance benefits and facilitate coordination of benefits among payers.
β’ Allocate, reapply, or transfer payments to the correct date of service or account.
β’ Prepare refund requests, notify about overpayments, or issue refund denials in accordance with established guidelines.
β’ Assign workloads and adjust staff priorities as needed.
β’ Supervise the Credit Balance team's activities to ensure timely and accurate reconciliation.
β’ Engage with payers regarding overpayments, request recoupments, and void claims when appropriate.
β’ Assess, confirm, and amend account adjustments based on reimbursement details, coverage, contracted payers, and the services rendered.
β’ Check and update patient demographic information and insurance details.
β’ Initiate refunds for patients, guarantors, insurance companies, and other relevant third parties.
β’ Verify benefits through online platforms and phone resources.
β’ Evaluate refund and adjustment requests for correctness and submit them as needed.
β’ Aid in the development of workflows and provide staff training.
β’ Participate in special projects and ad hoc claims reviews as assigned by leadership.
β’ Collaborate with CBO departments to address outstanding claim activities.
β’ Achieve accuracy and productivity benchmarks related to accounts receivable days and cash collections.
β’ Attend mandatory staff and company meetings.
β’ Carry out additional duties as assigned.
β’ High School Diploma or GED is required.
β’ A minimum of 3 years of relevant experience in either an inpatient or outpatient provider setting is required.
β’ In-depth knowledge of claims processing, appeals, medical terminology, accounts receivable, claim forms, claims billing, insurance verification, adjustments and refunds, claims status, and reimbursement is required.
β’ At least 2 years of prior Team Leader/Supervisory experience or an equivalent role is required.
β’ Extensive knowledge of all payer insurance groups, including Medicare, Medicaid, and government managed care experience is required.
β’ Previous experience in coaching and/or training, along with the ability to develop training manuals and materials, is preferred.
β’ Experience with medical records or patient accounting systems is required.
β’ Knowledge and comprehension of state and Federal payment laws to ensure prompt and accurate reimbursement is required.
β’ Advanced understanding of healthcare explanations of benefits (EOBs) is required.
β’ Intermediate proficiency in Microsoft Office products (Outlook, Excel, Word), including skills in Excel such as vlookup/xlookup, pivot tables, and basic formulas, is required.
β’ Fluency in English, both written and oral communication, is essential.
β’ A workplace that emphasizes teamwork.
β’ Commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion.
β’ Equal access to information, development, and opportunities.
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