Billing Department Call Flow:
All callers who select the Billing Department option will be automatically routed through Dialpad to the Synergen Call Center.
If necessary, Synergen will transfer relevant calls to the Grand Junction Billing Office.
If a caller selects the wrong prompt, Synergen will redirect them back to the VSON Operator.
PLEASE DO A WARM TRANSFER when sending to GJ billing office.
Grand Junction Billing Office: P:(970) 477-8298 F: (970) 245-0250
Dialpad: Grand Junction Office
Address:
PO Box 3199
Grand Junction, CO 81502
Patient Complaints – Does not escalate to second-level CSM.
Specific Coding/Billing Questions – Regarding how something was billed, VSO-specific policy, and processes.
Estimates – Provide billing estimates to patients.
Policy Questions – Address policy questions from patients.
Detailed Account Overviews – Sometimes required in physical therapy (PT).
Refunds & Credits – Questions about refunds or account credits.
General Billing Questions – Address all other billing-related inquiries.
Synergen (3rd Party Company): P:(970) 241-0202
Synergen Responsibilities:
Taking Payments – Process payments for patients.
Basic Insurance Questions – Answer general questions related to insurance and processing claims.
Payment Plans – Set up and manage payment plans for patients.
Emailing Receipts – Send itemized receipts or account detail (EBO) printouts.
Insurance Updates – Handle insurance updates for patients.
New Collections Information
Effective as of 10/3/2024
VSON has switched collection agencies.
VSON is still in the process of moving old accounts (prior to the switch) to Wakefield.
Accounts with Wakefield (WF) on them should be referred to Wakefield (WF) for collections, as they were before.
Accounts with only TSI listed require either payment or a payment plan to be seen.
You may encounter the following statuses on accounts:
1. HOLD
eCW will automatically place a "hold" on accounts that have had at least 3 statements on one claim.
While the account is on hold, you can still see the patient.
Best practice: The front desk should attempt to collect payment on past-due balances when they contact the patient.
Collections team will review these accounts to determine if they qualify for TSI and will note large past-due balances.
2. TSINEW (with a balance)
If the TSINEW status appears on an account with a balance, you should collect payment.
If the payment is partial, notify billing.
If the patient wants a payment plan, refer them to billing.
3. TSINEW (with no balance)
If TSINEW appears on an account with no balance (zeros), this account is in hard collections.
The patient must be referred to the billing office to make a payment before being seen.
Billing must handle these cases because adjustments must be removed before posting any payment.