Senior Coordinator

Position Objective
The Sr. PAVE Coordinator is responsible for initiating Pre-Authorization request to the payer for the claims that require approval. This position require communication with payers, patients, physician offices and hospital clinical staff. This position is primarily responsible for pre-certifying procedures ordered by physicians. The Sr. PAVE Coordinator will also be responsible monitoring appropriateness and medical necessity and provides necessary information for authorization and continued visits. This individual will confirm pre-certifications that have been obtained or will obtain pre-certifications if needed in addition to conducting quality assurance.

Essential Job Duties
Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

• Serve as primary resource for LH regarding insurance eligibility; prior authorization process and requirements; collects patient demographic information and coverage information. Advises patients of their financial obligation and collects payments in a courteous and professional manner.
• Contacts insurance companies by phone, fax, or online portal to obtain insurance benefits, eligibility, and authorization information;
• Updates systems with accurate information obtained; performs quality assurance audits and reports back to leadership opportunities for providing education to patient access
• Responsible for communicating to service line partners of situations where rescheduling is necessary, due to lack of authorization or limited benefits and is approved by clinical personnel;
• Ensures that proper authorization is in place for inpatient, elective, outpatient, surgical, urgent/emergent services and held responsible for timely notification to payers of the patient's visit to the facility to protect financial standing of the organization. Escalates non-authorized accounts/visits to management;
• Ensures all benefits (Copays, Deductibles, Co-Insurance, OOP, LTM), authorizations, pre-certifications, and financial obligations of patients, are documented on