Patient Access Coordinator

The Patient Access Specialist/Coordinator (PAS) demonstrates a solid knowledge of the registration process. PAS Specialist is responsible for obtaining all accurate demographic and financial information, completing any and all registrations. Corrects selection of insurance coding and insurance descriptions using tools such as the Rolodex in SMS, Matrixes for contracted medical groups and the Internet; completes all Status Transfers; ensures correct room placement for patients; and runs and accepts the HDX reports on all insurances that apply. Additionally, this role obtains and ensures that all necessary notification, authorizations, verification of benefits and tracking numbers for all accounts/insurances are obtained.

Essential Job Duties:

Knowledge of medical terminology

Ability to communicate effectively, both verbally and non-verbally

Demonstrated strong interpersonal skills, ability to interact diplomatically and to maintain a professional demeanor with physicians, the public and hospital staff at all times

Ability to discuss personal and financial matters with patients and/or their representatives.

Good problem solving and process efficiency skills

Knowledge of insurance benefits, covered services and collection procedures for all insurance programs for acute facilities

General knowledge of office procedures and ability to utilize resources in an organized manner

Type 35-40 words per minute

Knowledge of computer keyboard

• Challenging and rewarding work environment
• Growth and development opportunities within UHS and its subsidiaries
• Competitive compensation

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