Policy service coordinator vs assistant office manager

Differences between policy service coordinator and assistant office manager duties and responsibilities

Policy service coordinator example responsibilities.

• Improve on-line marketing by creating and managing on-line membership database, website, facebook page, and twitter account.
• Communicate and manage externally (with customer) with strategic customers that utilize full infrastructure outsourcing with CenturyLink services.
• Execute two grants surrounding healthcare policy.
• Present OIG investigation process to ASPR management using PowerPoint.
• Work with brokerage firms and clients to modify policies consistent with ING procedural guidelines.
• Perform daily customer service for group payment, use ING systems to research discrepancies in payments.
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Assistant office manager example responsibilities.

• Communicate Medicare and Medicaid benefits and regulations with patients.
• Provide customer service to residents and family members in Medicaid process.
• Maintain current patient demographic and insurance information, and ensure strict confidentiality of patients' records in accordance with HIPAA regulations.
• Reduce overhead by thousands of dollars for waste management and EHR yearly cost with Aprima.
• Review all diagnosis on the encounter forms to make sure that ICD-10 codes are used properly.
• Organize patient information, insurance paperwork, and patient file management; closely follow and monitor HIPAA regulations.
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