FAQs
What are the primary responsibilities of a Guest Services Executive in this role?
The primary responsibilities include greeting patients and guests, registering outpatients, maintaining patient confidentiality, verifying valid documents, checking insurance eligibility, scheduling appointments, collecting payments, coordinating with nursing and other departments, and assisting in the training of new employees.
What qualifications are required for this position?
The qualifications required include a Bachelor’s degree, diploma, or high school education.
Is prior experience in a healthcare setting necessary?
While prior experience in a healthcare setting is not explicitly stated as a requirement, knowledge of insurance protocols and basic medical terminology is beneficial.
Are there any specific skills required for the role?
Yes, specific skills required include knowledge of insurance protocols, familiarity with basic medical terminology (limited to front office), and strong communication skills for coordinating with various departments.
Is training provided for new employees?
Yes, part of the responsibilities includes assisting in the training of new employees as directed by the supervisor.
What should be done if there are discrepancies in cash collections?
Any excess or shortage in cash collection should be reported to the Chief Cashier for resolution.
How does the role involve interactions with patients regarding delays?
The Guest Services Executive is responsible for informing patients about any delays for diagnostic or treatment services and directing them to appropriate clinics or areas as needed.
Can you explain the process of payment collection for this role?
The process of payment collection involves collecting cash, deductibles, co-insurance, and copayments according to insurance policies and service-wise detail as provided by online insurance portals.
Will I need to coordinate with insurance departments?
Yes, coordinating with the insurance department and clinic for preauthorization of services is a key responsibility of the role.
Is maintaining patient confidentiality part of the job duties?
Yes, maintaining patient confidentiality is a critical responsibility of the Guest Services Executive.