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Everest Memorial Hospital
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I am supervisor within a patient financial service (PFS) department at Everest memorial hospital (www.everestmemorialhospital.com). Everest memorial hospital is located at Somerville, Massachusetts. I am in charge to look over the financial accounts of the patients in the hospital. There are many ways patients’ visits in the hospital. There are different ways to charge the patients visits on the hospital. Some patients this hospital in ambulance in emergency department if they required immediate medical attention. Some patients visit as outpatients if they make an appointment with their doctor. Or some may stay as inpatients if they are required to stay in hospital after surgery. It is my team job to records all the transaction
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