Patient Access Scheduling Representative

Position Summary:

Under the direction of the Patient Access leadership team, Schedules, registers, initiates pre-authorization and referrals process, confirms and maintains patient diagnostic appointments, surgeries and/or medical procedures for McLaren Health.

Essential Functions and Responsibilities as Assigned:

• Obtains required patient demographic and insurance information for McLaren Health, governmental requirements, billing and third-party payer needs.
• Provides courteous and efficient services to customers and accurately documents/verifies patient pre-registration information in a professional and timely manner. Collects, documents, scans all required demographic and financial information.
• Provides physician and/or diagnostic appointment scheduling.
• Maintains knowledge of insurance and authorization requirements. Performs real-time insurance verification and interprets responses. Informs patient of insurance requirements for services provided such as authorizations/pre-certifications and referrals.
• Estimates and collects copays, deductibles, and other patient financial obligations.
• Handles inbound and outbound calls with the goal of growing business, customer satisfaction, and customer retention, providing ease of access to McLaren Health services.
• Maintains professionalism and diplomacy, following specific standards as defined in the department professionalism policy.
• Performs all other duties as assigned.

Qualifications:

Required:

• High school diploma or equivalent
• 1-year experience in a customer service role or health care industry.

Preferred:

• 2-years previous experience with third party medical insurance, HMO and managed care including experience with CPT and ICD-10 coding and medical terminology

Equal Opportunity Employer of Minorities/Females/Disabled/Veterans

Additional Information

• Schedule: Full-time
• Requisition ID: 26004641
• Daily Work Times: 10a - 6:30p \ 10:30a - 7p
• Hours Per Pay Period: 80
• On Call: No
• Weekends: No