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Michigan Medicine is seeking a Patient Financial Counselor for HomeMed Pharmacy Services to coordinate medication access and financial information for patients. You will verify demographics, insurance, and required documentation for home infusion referrals, and support the reimbursement intake team with authorizations and necessary medical documentation.
Responsibilities include handling inquiries, assisting patients with access to manufacturers and extended coverage options, and contributing to
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The Patient Financial Counselor (PFC) will coordinate medication access and financial information and assistance to HomeMed patients. Characteristic duties include; obtain and verify patient demographic, clinical and insurance information as required prior to initiating home infusion services and contribute to completing the workload (e.g., prior authorizations, medical need documentation) of the home infusion referral/reimbursement intake team. Additionally, performs critical and complex intake-related functions requiring analysis, evaluation and an in-depth understanding of reimbursement pathways, reviews and verifies insurance accounts against program provisions (e.g., Medicare, Blue Cross).
HomeMed Pharmacy Services Manager - Reimbursement
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