Patient Access Representative - Mobile
Texas Children's Hospital
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- Location
- Houston, TX
- Job type
- Part time
- Posted
- Oct 17
- 3 days ago
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About the company
Texas Children's Hospital
Hospital & health care · 10,001+ employees
What you'll do
- Register patients accurately, verify demographic information, secure finances, and collect out-of-pocket payments.
- Maintain regulatory compliance, identify patients who may qualify for government or hospital financial assistance, and refer them to a financial counselor.
What you need
- H.S. Diploma required
- 6 months experience as an admissions representative/counselor performing all aspects of the registration process preferred.
- Associate or bachelor’s degree may be substituted for the experience
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We are searching for a Patient Access Rep. Someone who will ensure timely and accurate patient registration by serving as the liaison between patient/family, payers, Healthcare Information Management (Medical Records), Patient Financial Services (PFS or Business Services) and other health care team members. While utilizing a unique medical record number, the Patient Access Representative will facilitate patient tracking and billing by obtaining/verifying accurate and complete demographic information, financially securing, and collecting out-of-pocket responsibility from guarantors to maximize hospital reimbursement. Maintain compliance with EMTALA, The Joint Commission, and all other hospital and government regulations applicable to the Admissions setting. Identify non-resource patients for possible eligibility for government resources and/or the Hospital's charity program and refer these patients to a financial counselor.
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