Detail-oriented Remote Form Specialist with strong data entry and EHR management skills in healthcare administration.
Compensation
$45K–$55K
yearly · USD
Experience
0–2 yrs
Location
Remote
California, United States
Compensation
$45K–$55K
yearly · USD
Experience
0–2 yrs
Location
Remote
California, United States
The Brief
TITLE
Remote Form Specialist
TYPE
Full-time
POSTED
Oct 22, 2026
JOB ID
01a16474
TITLE
Remote Form Specialist
TYPE
Full-time
POSTED
Oct 22, 2026
JOB ID
01a16474
We are seeking a detail‑oriented Remote Form Specialist to join our administrative team. You will complete, review, and submit online forms and documentation for admissions, billing, and compliance while working in a secure, HIPAA‑compliant environment.
Key responsibilities
Accurately complete online forms using patient records, intake documents, and internal systems.
Enter data into the electronic health record (EHR), CRM, and insurance portals.
Submit insurance verification, authorization, and benefits forms to payers.
Review completed forms for errors, missing information, and inconsistencies before submission.
Follow up with admissions, clinical, and billing teams to obtain missing or unclear information.
Track form status and deadlines, maintaining organized digital records.
Ensure compliance with HIPAA, 42 CFR Part 2, and company privacy policies.
Meet daily and weekly accuracy and turnaround targets and suggest workflow improvements.
Required qualifications
High school diploma or equivalent.
1+ years of experience in data entry, administrative support, or healthcare administration.
Typing speed of 45+ WPM with high accuracy.
Strong attention to detail and a methodical approach.
Proficiency with web‑based tools, PDFs, and spreadsheets (Google Workspace or Microsoft Office).
Clear written communication skills and reliable high‑speed internet with a private workspace.
About the company
At Ament Treatment, we understand that navigating the treatment of mental health conditions can be intimidating and confusing. When you consider that many people struggling with mental health conditions often go undiagnosed, it makes sense that some people in this position turn to substances for coping.
We know that navigating these complexities, often referred to as co-occurring disorders, can feel overwhelming. Addressing these interconnected issues requires the right team of professionals to provide comprehensive support.