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The Front Office Assistant at Crossroads Treatment Centers provides exceptional customer service, checking in patients, receiving payments, and assisting with daily operations. Responsibilities include guiding new patients through intakes, collecting drug screen samples, maintaining financial records, and collaborating with medical staff.

The Peer Recovery Specialist will assist in developing recovery plans and coach patients on accessing community resources. They will monitor patients' responses to treatment medications and collaborate with medical providers. The role involves supporting patients in managing symptoms and achieving employment or housing goals.

The Front Office Assistant is responsible for providing top-notch customer service, assisting with patient check-ins, managing payments, and maintaining daily operations. This role involves guiding new patients through intake, collecting samples for drug screens, coordinating with medical staff, and managing financial records and patient accounts.

As a Front Office Assistant, you will provide excellent customer service, check in patients, manage payments, assist with daily operations, collect drug samples, maintain financial records, and support medical staff in coordinating intakes.

As a Charge Entry Specialist, you'll be responsible for auditing encounters, accurate data entry for insurance, notifying trend issues, and ensuring compliance with billing regulations. The role requires familiarity with coding standards and practice management software to post encounters accurately and timely.

The Verification and Pre-Authorization Specialist is responsible for verifying patient benefits, processing eligibility requests, ensuring compliance with regulations, coordinating with internal departments, and addressing eligibility-related denials. They must have strong knowledge of payer guidelines and work efficiently with productivity indicators, while maintaining ethical billing practices.

The RCM AR Specialist at Crossroads Treatment Centers will manage accounts receivables by resolving new and aged claims, analyzing patient account information, ensuring compliance with regulations, communicating with payers, and preparing appeal letters for denied claims. The role also involves identifying trends in denials and assisting other team members.

The Traveling Training and Development Specialist will provide onsite training to clinic staff, develop training materials, assist with orientation, and maintain records of training conducted. They will collaborate with other departments and suggest improvements for training processes, ensuring compliance and effective transition training across clinics.

As an AR Specialist, you will resolve aged accounts receivables and communicate with payer resources while ensuring compliance with regulations. You will analyze claims data, interpret payer contracts, and handle discrepancies in accounts. The role involves preparing appeal letters and identifying trends in denials to assist the team in improving processes.

The Front Office Assistant is responsible for checking in patients, receiving payments, and assisting with daily operations. This includes guiding patients through the intake process, collecting drug samples, maintaining financial records, and coordinating with medical staff. Exceptional customer service is emphasized in a fast-paced environment, and a friendly, professional attitude is required.

The Charge Entry Specialist is responsible for auditing encounters, ensuring accurate insurance demographic entry, notifying of data trends, maintaining knowledge of coding and compliance issues, and the timely posting of submitted encounters.

The Front Office Assistant at Crossroads Treatment Centers provides customer service to patients, assists with daily operations, manages patient check-ins, financial records, drug screen collections, and coordinates intakes with medical staff, ensuring a supportive and professional environment for recovery.

The Program Supervisor at Crossroads Treatment Centers is responsible for overseeing daily operations, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards, and managing staff. They will conduct performance reviews, orientation for new hires, maintain documentation in line with DEA regulations, and coordinate with internal and external agencies. The role emphasizes program adherence and positive interactions with patients, visitors, and the community.

The AR Specialist will manage accounts receivable by resolving new and aged accounts, analyzing payment resolutions, maintaining quality and productivity standards, handling claim data and coding concerns, and preparing appeal letters for denials, while serving as a resource to the team.

The Peer Recovery Specialist assists patients in developing recovery plans, teaches coping skills, and encourages the appropriate use of medication. They support patients in navigating mental health and substance use disorder systems while promoting life skills for employment and housing management.

The Front Office Assistant is responsible for providing excellent customer service by checking in patients, collecting samples, maintaining financial records, and coordinating with medical staff. This role ensures a friendly and professional atmosphere, guiding new patients through their intake process and overseeing patient accounts.