Patient Registration: Greet patients upon arrival, collect demographic and insurance information, and enter data accurately into electronic health records (EHR) or registration systems.
Insurance Verification: Verify insurance coverage and benefits, including eligibility, co-pays, deductibles, and authorization requirements. Communicate financial responsibilities to patients and address insurance-related inquiries.
Appointment Scheduling: Schedule patient appointments for medical consultations, diagnostic tests, procedures, and follow-up visits based on physician orders and availability.
Patient Assistance: Provide assistance and guidance to patients regarding registration processes, paperwork completion, financial assistance programs, and other resources available to support their healthcare needs.
Confidentiality and Compliance: Maintain patient confidentiality and adhere to privacy regulations (e.g., HIPAA). Ensure compliance with institutional policies, insurance regulations, and billing requirements.
Communication: Communicate effectively with patients, family members, healthcare providers, and other staff members to coordinate appointments, resolve issues, and relay important information accurately and courteously.
Financial Counseling: Collaborate with financial counselors to assist patients with insurance-related inquiries, payment options, financial assistance programs, and payment arrangements as needed.
Quality Assurance: Review registration data for accuracy and completeness, identifying and resolving discrepancies or errors promptly. Participate in quality improvement initiatives to enhance the patient registration process.
Emergency Response: Maintain composure and efficiency during high-stress situations, such as emergency room admissions or sudden influxes of patients, to ensure timely registration and assistance