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Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital · 1 day ago

Admissions Coordinator

St. Petersburg, FL

Full-time

Onsite

Entry Level

$15.23/hr - $24.36/hr

1+ years exp

Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital is a healthcare organization seeking an Admissions Coordinator responsible for conducting comprehensive data validation related to patient admissions. The role involves verifying insurance, collecting patient information, and ensuring an excellent patient experience through effective communication with various stakeholders.

EducationHealth CareHealth DiagnosticsHospitalMedical

Responsibilities

Gathers, validates, and documents required registration data; obtains all required forms and signatures to properly identify the legal guardian and insurance plans

Verifies and documents eligibility and benefits for all third party payers to ensure proper reimbursement for services

Obtains complete and accurate demographic and billing information by identifying the correct insurance plan and subscriber information to ensure proper reimbursement for services

Resolves all patients’ financial issues, including arrangement for patient responsibility, i.e. state or federal programs, self-pay, or payment plan, to ensure proper reimbursement for services

Accurately interprets insurance verification in order to communicate benefit information to the responsible party for point of service collections

Collects time of service payments and any prior balances related to patient responsibility

Provides an excellent patient-centered experience to physicians, coworkers, patients and families and all other internal and external customers

Qualification

Insurance verificationBillingCollectionsManaged care contractsHealthcare experienceMedicaidMedicarePatient-centered experienceCommunication skills

Required

A minimum of a High School diploma, GED, Certificate of Completion or equivalent achievement

Preferred

1 year minimum experience in insurance verification and interpretation, billing and collections, and a comprehensive understanding of managed care contracts preferred

1 year minimum of healthcare experience working for a health plan, physician practice, surgery center or hospital setting preferred

Knowledge of county, state, and federal programs such as Medicaid and Medicare