Role Description
The A/R Management Specialist II position will provide support for all revenue cycle activities related to outstanding insurance accounts receivable, insurance denials, and appeals. This includes insurance and patient billing follow-up to ensure prompt and accurate payment to the client or provider for all monies owed. The responsibilities of the A/R Management Specialist II will include a higher level of analysis and resolving more complex claim rejections and denials.
-
Perform job responsibilities and tasks according to company standards, as well as state and federal guidelines.
-
Make telephone calls to patients, hospitals, insurance companies, facilities, and attorneys as needed to research claims or obtain additional insurance information.
-
Contact insurance carriers to inquire about the status of past-due accounts.
-
Meet or exceed defined productivity and quality standards.
-
Document details of activity on each account in the claims processing system.
-
Follow up on accounts, including contacting patients by telephone to inquire about insurance coverage.
-
Maintain workflow to keep aging accounts at a minimum by following up on unpaid claims regularly.
-
Follow up on accounts that have reached collections to ensure they have been fully worked before referral to an external collection agency.
-
Follow up on any assigned special projects designated by the Manager.
-
Demonstrate the highest level of compliance with all laws and regulations, including but not limited to HIPAA.
-
Problem-solve and provide complete resolution for complex accounts and escalations.
-
Perform quality checks on assigned claims.
-
Ensure consistent adherence to company attendance policies.
-
Additional job duties as assigned.
Qualifications
-
High School Diploma or equivalent required; Associates Degree preferred.
-
Minimum of 2 yearsβ experience in healthcare claims processing, billing, or accounts receivable.
-
Hands-on experience preparing and submitting insurance appeals, including understanding payer denial codes and payer timely filing limits.
-
Familiarity with ICD-10, HCPCS, and general medical terminology.
-
EMS billing experience strongly preferred; experience in other medical specialties will be considered.
-
Proficiency with various web platforms, including billing software and payer portals.
-
Prior customer service experience with the ability to work collaboratively with other departments and team members.
-
Basic computer knowledge and experience using Microsoft Office.
-
Strong interpersonal, organizational, communication, and time-management skills.
-
Strong investigative and research skills, with the ability to resolve complex billing issues.
-
Effective critical thinking and analytical abilities.
-
Ability to work independently in a fast-paced, adaptive environment with minimal supervision.
-
Strong customer service skills and experience.
-
Ability to independently manage all aspects of the job role including required goals and business practices in a remote environment.
Benefits
-
Competitive salary, commensurate with experience.
-
Comprehensive benefits package, including 401(k) Plan.