Strategic Patient Billing & Accounts Specialist

Harris Computer; Butlerville (IN); On-site; USD 48,000 - 50,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health benefits

RRSP matching

Stock options

Career development opportunities

Job summary

Harris Computer in Indiana is seeking a billing specialist to ensure timely payment of accounts by managing work queues, reviewing aging lists, and resolving billing discrepancies. You will verify data accuracy, interpret denied claims, and file appeals as necessary, while maintaining client confidentiality and professional interactions with patients.

The role requires handling inquiries, supporting collections where appropriate, and contributing to the overall accuracy and integrity of patient

Qualifications

• Experience with billing data and payment processes.
• Ability to read denied claims and file appeals.
• Strong customer service and communication skills.

Responsibilities

• Manage work queue and aging lists to ensure accurate payments.
• Verify completeness and accuracy of billing data and correct errors.
• Read denied claims and file appeals or resubmit as needed.
• Review aging accounts and pursue collections per guidelines.
• Maintain documentation and notes on remittance and patient accounts.
• Resolve discrepancies on patient accounts and advise adjustments as needed.
• Handle telephone inquiries and provide account information to patients.

Skills

Billing data handling

Claims processing

Customer service

Communication

Confidentiality

Attendance

Job description

Harris Computer in Indiana is seeking a billing specialist to ensure timely payment of accounts by managing work queues, reviewing aging lists, and resolving billing discrepancies. You will verify data accuracy, interpret denied claims, and file appeals as necessary, while maintaining client confidentiality and professional interactions with patients.

The role requires handling inquiries, supporting collections where appropriate, and contributing to the overall accuracy and integrity of patient