The Revenue Cycle Representative I & II (RCR I & RCR II) is a member of the internal back-end revenue cycle team responsible for the patient-facing and account-level financial functions that remain in-house and are not managed by UPNT’s outsourced Revenue Cycle Services (RCS) vendor (Veradigm). This role serves as the primary point of accountability for work queue oversight & resolution, revenue cycle pools/chats, legacy AR management, unapplied payment research, patient escalation calls, patient accounts receivable (A/R) follow-up, outsource collection agency payment posting and reconciliation, patient payment plan administration, refund management, and referral and prior authorization coordination. The RCR I ensures timely, accurate, and compliant handling of patient accounts to support the organization's cash flow, patient satisfaction, and regulatory compliance goals.
Essential Job Responsibilities:
RCR I:
• Monitor active payment plans for missed or late payments and initiate appropriate follow-up.
• Modify, extend, or default payment plans per policy and appropriate approval levels.
• Communicate plan terms, changes, and reminders to patients in a clear, compliant manner.
• Review, prioritize, and work assigned work queue items daily within established productivity and turnaround-time standards.
• Research root causes of account holds, edits, denials routed to internal queues, and credit balances and respond back to the Veradigm AR team member on next action steps.
• Document all work queue actions clearly and consistently in the practice management/EHR system.
• Escalate systemic or recurring work queue issues to the supervisor for trend analysis and process improvement.
• Maintain work queue aging within departmental benchmarks by proactively managing and updating items to prevent them from exceeding the 45-day aging threshold.
• Reconcile unapplied and unidentified patient payment reports on a regular cadence (e.g., weekly).
• Research payment source, remittance detail, and patient account history to determine correct application.
• Research and confirm Missing Charges are all accounted for the unapplied payment in question.
• Confirm upcoming visits to which the patient payment can move to
• Process account transfers or reapplication of misapplied payments in accordance with practice policy.
• Present account refunds when all criteria above have been satisfied.
• Coordinate with cash posting/lockbox functions to resolve payment identification discrepancies.
• Maintain documentation supporting all payment application decisions for audit purposes.
Additional Responsibilities for RCR II include:
• Receive and respond to escalated patient calls regarding billing disputes, statement concerns, or complaints transferred from front-line staff or the call center.
• Investigate account history, insurance adjudication, and prior communications to provide an accurate, complete resolution.
• Apply de-escalation and service-recovery techniques to resolve patient concerns professionally and empathetically.
• Document escalation details, resolution, and any follow-up commitments in the patient account record.
• Orphan Payment Phreesia Reconciliation.
• Identify and report patterns in escalations that may indicate upstream process or communication issues.
• Monitor and work Patient A/R aging reports greater than 90 days to reduce outstanding balances within target timeframes.
• Initiate outbound contact (calls, Phreesia notifications/statements, portal messages) to patients regarding balances due.
• Prepare accounts for next-level action (e.g., payment plan, pre-collection notice, or agency placement) per policy.
• Process adjustments, corrections, and account reconciliations within approved authority levels.
• Process refund requests for both insurances and patients utilizing the Credit Balance Management tool monthly after thorough account review.
• Evaluate accounts for financial assistance, hardship, or write-off eligibility per policy and refer accordingly.
• Other duties, as assigned
Work Experience:
Skills:
RCR I & II:
• Working knowledge of healthcare billing, insurance terminology, EOB/remittance interpretation, and patient financial responsibility concepts.
• Proficiency with practice management/EHR systems, work queue tools, and Microsoft Office (Excel in particular).
• Strong verbal and written communication skills; ability to de-escalate difficult patient conversations with empathy and professionalism.
• Sound judgment in applying financial assistance, adjustment, and collection policies.
• Detail-oriented with strong organizational and time-management skills to manage competing priorities and deadlines.
• Understanding of HIPAA, CMS, and other applicable regulatory requirements governing patient billing and collections.
• Ability to work collaboratively with internal departments and external partners, including collection agencies and payers.
Physical Requirements:
RCR I & II
• Primarily performed in an office or remote/hybrid setting with extended periods of computer and phone use.
• Requires sitting for extended periods; occasional standing, walking, and light lifting (up to 15 lbs).
• Requires use of telephone/headset for extended call volumes, particularly for escalation handling.
• May require occasional flexibility in schedule to support month-end close or high-volume periods.
Education:
RCR I & RCR II:
• High school diploma or equivalent required.
• Associate degree or coursework in healthcare administration, business, or related field preferred.
Certifications: (Preferred, Not Required)
• Certified Revenue Cycle Representative (CRCR) or equivalent industry certification.
• Certified Patient Account Representative (CPAR), Certified Professional Biller (CPB), or similar.
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