Health care administrator vs home care coordinator

Differences between health care administrator and home care coordinator duties and responsibilities

Health care administrator example responsibilities.

• Research and resolve recipients complaints relate to Medicaid service limitations, accessibility of MediPass manage services and provider treatment of recipients.
• Interview prospective adopters and communicate the pet's needs.
• Design training for EMR implementation for staff and medical providers.
• Oversee pet care technician staff and report issues to management.
• Utilize electronic medical records (EMR) technology for military members.
• Supervise the maintenance and safeguarding of medical records and compliance with HIPAA regulations.
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Home care coordinator example responsibilities.

• Manage social media accounts such as Facebook and Instagram to generate new clientele with specials, hair transformations and tutorials.
• Manage caseload by providing care coordination to individuals with a primary intellectual/developmental disability diagnosis all of whom receive community-base waiver services.
• Verify daily duty logs for completion and accuracy according to HIPAA standards
• Maintain monthly home care reports and update client service records as needed in CMS.
• Assist in obtaining and processing physician orders and documents require according to CMS guidelines.
• Maintain medical records, file HMO/Medicare budget approvals in client records, follow HIPAA guidelines.
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