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Customer Service Medical

Location:
Fort Benning, GA, 31905
Posted:
October 12, 2010

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GLORIA HILL

• Fort Benning, GA • *********@*******.*** •

*** * ******* ** 706-***-****

QUALIFICATIONS SUMMARY

Highly personable Customer Service Professional with over ten years of experience in account

management claims processing, and call-center operations within the state medical benefits, major

medical insurance, and the telecommunications industries.

Talent for identifying customer needs and presenting appropriate company product and

service offerings.

Ability to gain customer trust and provide exceptional follow-up, leading to increased repeat

confidence in our current clients or recipients.

Expert in customer care/communications, problem solving, relationship building and user

training and support.

Implemented customer advocacy procedures that reduced customer complaints and improve

customer-satisfaction ratings.

Expertise in resolving escalated customer service issues.

Secured numerous company achievement awards for delivery of exceptional customer

service.

Proficient with Microsoft Office System (including Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft

PowerPoint®, Microsoft Access, and Microsoft Outlook®).

Obtained one of the highest quality and call coaching scores in my unit

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

COLUMBUS REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER

Registrar-Patient Registration (2010 to present)

• Interview patients to obtain all necessary account information

• Ensure charts are completed and accurate

• Verify all insurance and obtain precertification/authorization

• Calculate and collect patient liable amounts

• Ensure that all necessary signatures are obtained for treatments

• Answer any questions and explains policies clearly

• Process patient charts according to paperwork flow needs and established productivity standards

• Welcome patient and family members in a professional manner. Contact the nursing staff for

emergency medical needs and answer patient and visitor questions.

• Interview incoming patients, his/her relatives, or other responsible individuals to obtain identifying and

biographical information with insurance and financial information

• Assign I-plans accurately and research Patient Visit History to comply with the Medicare 72 hour rule

• Search MPI completely and assign the correct medical code number. Notify Medical Records for any

duplicate unit numbers.

…Continued…

GLORIA HILL

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Professional Experience Continued

• Verify insurance benefits and determines pre-certification status. If pre-certification is needed, call the

insurance utilization management department and initiate review or verify authorization number provided by

scheduling staff. Enter all information and authorization numbers into the registration system.

• Secure all signatures necessary for treatments, release of medical information, and assignment of insurance benefits,

and payment of services from legally responsible parties. Obtain copies of necessary

identification and insurance cards.

• Explain policies regarding services, charges, insurance billing, and payment of account. Request full

or partial payment for services rendered according to collection policies. Issue a Business Office letter

to all patients according to policy.

• Obtain proper authorization for treatment and approval codes from the insurance carrier for patients

presenting for treatment insured by an MCO. Collect co-pays, deposits, and deductibles and documents

collection status in the system and chart and issue waivers for signatures when appropriate.

• Inform former patients or their representatives of delinquent accounts and attempt to obtain payment.

Refer delinquent accounts to the Manager/Supervisor for further action.

• Receive and receipt payments from patient for services rendered. Prepare daily deposits and maintains

the integrity of the cash drawer.

• Produce paperwork on each patient for distribution to appropriate departments. Align pertinent

documents for establishing the patient’s medical record and financial file.

• Register and admit all patients after the other registration departments are closed. Route admission

documents and forms to appropriate departments.

• Price, key, and detail patient charges. Burst charts for distribution to physician’s billing service,

medical records, ancillary departments, and the business office. Check for double charges on all accounts.

BLUE CROSS AND BLUE SHIELD OF GA - Columbus, GA

Customer Care Representative III (2007 to 2010)

Served as Customer Care Representative for a major medical insurance company

I was promoted to a Customer Care Representative III within one year of being employed with the

company. I often collaborate with the Customer Care Manager and lead workers to create

strategic plans to enhance customer satisfaction. Assist my co-workers with the tools and training

to maintain and increase service levels to both internal and external customers. Work closely with

my lead worker to clarify information, analyze daily/weekly/monthly service statistics. On multiple

occasions I work as the acting operations expert in the absence of my lead worker. Selected as

the team captain to implement a new pilot program for the customer care advocates

• I contribute to increasing customer advocacy by 90% by assisting in execution of aggressive

advocacy plans on a daily basis

• Instrumental in improving customer-satisfaction ratings through suggestion, development, and

implementation of new reporting procedures

• Increased employee knowledge by assisting with development and implementation of product and

benefit awareness

• Enhanced my co-workers performance and attendance through daily mentoring, one-on-one

discussions and motivational strategies.

• Received outstanding positive comments from team members on employee reviews, as well as

exceptional feedback from senior management.

• Selected to coach and mentor new customer service representatives and conducted the technical

training for newly hired representatives

• Closely monitor and coach the new hires on a daily basis and assist them on the phones with the

clients

• Manually process and key medical claims

• Send written correspondence by electronic mail, fax, or mail responding to customer’s complaints

or concerns in a timely manner

• Selected as the team captain to implement a new pilot program for the customer care advocates

• I have the ability to properly tailor assistance to customers' based on their needs and concerns

• I am able to establish and maintain customer relationships by building the trust and

respect by consistently meeting and exceeding their expectations

WASHINGTON STATE MEDICAID - Lacey, WA

Medical Assistant III (2005- 2007)

As Customer Advocate, handled claims processing for the State of Washington and resolved customer

concerns in collaboration with respective agency and other departments. I was selected to prepare written

responses and inquiries to the Department of Insurance for potential medical professionals. Provided

measurement on volume and trends to determine agency education needs and improve customer

satisfaction and retention.

Served as a medical assistant for the department of Medicaid

• Processed medical professional and facility claims for all Medicaid recipients.

• Processed average approximately 400-450 facility claims per day and 600 professional claims per

day

• Completed corrections of claims in the Medicaid information system

• Processed Medicaid license number for new provider contracts

• Handled individual medical cases for potential recipients such for medical and food services

• Assisted with the development of the new plan for the new federal citizenship laws for recipients.

• Participated in implementing new paperless process, resulting in streamlined operations.

• Dramatically enhanced customer-satisfaction ratings by expediting all claims and ensuring a high

degree of accuracy

• Process the new medical professionals credentials and performed background checks before

assigning a Medicaid tax identification number

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Professional Experience Continued

• Responded to all written correspondence received

BELLSOUTH TELECOMMUNICATIONS

Customer Service Representative (2002 to 2005)

Assisted the Training Manager in creating and updating training materials and prepared weekly reports for

the Customer Care Supervisor.

• Selected to coach and mentor new customer service representatives for opening of new call

center for AT&T.

• Achieved perfect score on all phone monitors throughout tenure.

• Received Customer Service Award for outstanding track record of positive customer feedback.

• Handled over 900-1200 calls per day

• Played key role in reducing staff scheduling changes.

• Received numerous accolades from senior management for consistently providing excellent

service and tactfully resolving sensitive issues.

PROFESSIONAL PREPARATION

• Currently enrolled at Everest University majoring in Medical Billing and Insurance



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