Suhail Ambalavan

• Organize and manage patient’s Health information data.

• Maintain medical records, ensuring they are accurate and up-to-date.

• Resolve discrepancies.

• Maintain patient confidentiality.

• Use electronic and hard copy paper filing systems.

• Ensures medical record availability by routing records to admissions and emergency departments, physicians, and other authorized hospital staff; maintaining chart location systems.

• Completes medical record by reviewing information; notifying health care providers of record deficiencies; tracking outstanding records.

• Resolves medical record discrepancies by collecting and analyzing information.

• Maintains historical reference by abstracting and coding clinical data, such as diseases, operations, procedures, and therapies, using standard classification systems; filing documents.

• Prepares statistical reports by collecting and summarizing medical care and census information, such as types of diseases treated, surgery performed, and use of hospital beds.

• Provides medical record information by answering questions and requests of patients, hospital staff, law firms, insurance companies, and government agencies.

• Maintains patient confidence and protects hospital operations by keeping information confidential; following release-of-information protocols.

• Maintains the stability and reputation of the hospital by complying with legal requirements.