biller
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- noun
- /ˈbɪlər/
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facturador
- As a medical biller, she ensures that all patient invoices are accurate and sent out promptly.
- a top biller
- a medical biller
Examples
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Having your biller work with your front desk people can help them aid you in identifying and streamlining your information intake.
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Imagine what it might feel like to wait in line for hours at a biller's location to pay a bill in person with cash.
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And then to trust that the biller wrote the correct account number and payment amount down on a piece of paper.
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The CPAS effort entailed the continuous audit and monitoring of AT&T billers that were processed at four large data centers in different parts of the nation.
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But it is a bundle of troubles, issues, billers, and claimants that need to be sorted out—with the likely impacts of Obamacare carefully considered.
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By the same token, having any of the doctor's scribes and even the doctors work back and forth with your billers and coders can help streamline and strengthen the accuracy of the coding and billing data you get from that end too.
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The biller prepared the final invoices for all clients at the end of the month.
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Every month, the biller sends out statements to remind customers of their outstanding payments.
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Morphology
Etymology
Biller comes from the simple English word bill, which means 'a paper that asks for money', plus the ending -er meaning 'one who does something'. So a biller is literally someone or a company who makes and sends bills or invoices, which is why the word means a person or firm that prepares bills.