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Hendricks Regional Health

Regional hospital and specialty care system in Indiana

Medical Assistant Front Office Population Health

Clinical Support & Patient AdministrationConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeAvon, IN, USANo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Graduation from an accredited Medical Assistant Program or accredited Nursing Program.
  • At least 1 year of experience.

Responsibilities

  • Perform typing and copying for the department, including creating forms, maintaining the menu system, typing reports and minutes, and preparing provider and hospital communications in a timely manner.
  • Ensure requested correspondence is completed by the scheduled due date unless otherwise directed by the Office Manager.
  • Answer phones, retrieve voicemails, initiate phone contact or paging of physicians and departmental associates as requested, and ensure front office phone coverage when unavailable.
  • Maintain correspondence and take messages; file and copy patient- and non-patient-related items and correspondence.
  • Provide feedback to support efficient front office functions.
  • Screen patients for medication affordability and access needs; help complete pharmaceutical Patient Assistance Program applications; identify copay assistance, foundation, discount, and other affordability resources.
  • Obtain and coordinate required patient and provider documentation; submit applications and track approvals, denials, renewals, and outstanding requirements.
  • Coordinate with patients, providers, pharmacies, and pharmaceutical assistance programs; follow up with patients to reduce gaps in medication access.
  • Document medication-assistance activities and patient outcomes in the electronic health record; track utilization, patient savings, and program outcomes.
  • Connect patients with additional community or organizational resources when social or financial barriers are identified.
  • Collaborate with Population Health and interdisciplinary care teams to support medication adherence, chronic disease management, health equity, and patient outcomes.
  • Provide patient care directly and through delegation; maintain knowledge of normal and abnormal parameters that identify patients at risk; follow applicable standards and guidelines.
  • Respond to telephone calls and triage appropriately; provide patients with reassurance, accurate teaching, and direction.
  • Ensure efficient delivery of healthcare services throughout patient visits and ensure medical records are complete, accurate, and updated.
  • Initiate patient contact and prepare patients for examination; obtain vital signs, weight, age, temperature, blood pressure, pulse, respiratory information, history, and chief complaint.
  • Observe patients with abnormal signs and symptoms, communicate their condition to the provider, and document it in the medical record.
  • Ensure patients understand provider instructions upon discharge; document medical record entries and charge information in the electronic medical record for billing.
  • Assist with testing and treatment procedures under provider supervision, including applying splints and dressings and carrying out provider orders.
  • Assist with sample medications and medication logs; arrange and administer necessary testing or admission, obtain referrals, retrieve test results, and notify patients.
  • Assist providers in preparing for minor surgeries and physicals; obtain appropriate consents before invasive procedures or immunizations.
  • Distribute patient education materials, assist with patient instruction, and ascertain patient understanding of treatment and medication usage.
  • Perform prescribed laboratory tests and treatments and assist in maintaining the laboratory log.
  • Contact attributed patients to schedule care that is due and collaborate with medical practice office teams to work through patient lists.
  • Help identify best practices for medical assistant tasks and support standardization; mentor and coach medical assistants in following best practices across offices.
  • Ensure patient care areas, equipment, and materials are stocked and maintained; organize patient education materials and order and maintain clinical supplies and equipment.
  • Keep exam rooms clean, free of waste, and organized according to cleaning protocol; ensure instruments are sterile and equipment is working.

About the Company

Hendricks Regional Health

Regional hospital and specialty care system in Indiana

Hendricks Regional Health is an independent regional hospital system that delivers acute, specialty, and preventive care to west central Indiana through an integrated network of facilities. It runs two hospitals, in Danville and Brownsburg, plus immediate care centers and offices, with service lines spanning cardiovascular and cancer care, orthopedics and joint replacement, women's and pediatric services, emergency and urgent care, and specialties such as neurology and pulmonary medicine. Patients access care in person and manage it online through the MyChart portal, including direct-access physical therapy that requires no referral. What sets it apart is a clinical partnership with Mayo Clinic, Healthgrades recognition for cardiology, and commitments such as a 24-Hour Promise for breast cancer diagnosis. The goal is to deliver high-quality, patient-centered care and help surrounding communities own their health and wellness together.

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