The Collection Specialist is responsible for managing medical accounts receivable, resolving denied claims, and ensuring accurate and timely payments. They will also interact with insurance providers and patients to resolve outstanding balances and billing discrepancies.
The specialist is responsible for initiating, processing, and overseeing clinical reviews of prior authorization requests for medications and supplies. They must collaborate with healthcare providers, insurance companies, and patients to ensure accurate and timely submission of documentation.
The Regional Buyer manages daily purchasing operations, inventory support, and contract compliance for assigned branch locations. They serve as the primary procurement contact to resolve supply chain issues and ensure the continuity of patient care.
The Registered Dietitian develops and implements individualized nutritional care plans for patients receiving home enteral and parenteral nutrition. They also counsel patients and caregivers while ensuring continuity of care with the patient's medical team.
The Registered Dietitian implements individualized nutritional care plans and counsels patients and caregivers on home enteral and parenteral nutrition therapy. They also collaborate with the nutrition support team to monitor clinical management and ensure continuity of care with physicians and nurses.
The Human Resource Business Partner aligns business objectives with employees and management while overseeing workforce planning, succession planning, and recruitment efforts. They also ensure regulatory compliance, manage compensation practices, and provide training to supervisory staff on performance and behavioral management.
The specialist manages stakeholder and executive relationships by resolving escalated payer issues and tracking performance to reduce AR impact. They are responsible for creating project reports, developing SOPs, and ensuring compliance with medical policies and regulatory requirements.
