@Gautam__Baid Respect the honesty here. It takes skin in the game and hard lessons to find your way…doesn’t have to be this way, we can learn from others. But it might be the only way that really works. #TheJoysOfCompounding
This might have happened. Hemoglobin of 4. Nurse gets call from lab, I get text from nurse. I see message 60 minutes after nurse gets first call (they asked for a redraw). Luckily I had at least seen the result myself before I saw the message. I wouldn’t mind being first contact, would have given me an answer to the patients low BP.
@DrDiGiorgio It’s not a big deal to have that feature in epic but when you add pages, texts, calls, in person interruptions it not only adds up, but there’s a high chance of missing something important or seeing it late.
You’re being misleading or misinformed here. Providers are not using it to “maximize fees.” They are using it to get fair reimbursement….not extra. Imagine you charge $100 for a service and you are paid $1. The bill is already sent, you can’t increase it once you go to IDR. It’s baseball style arbitration meaning an arbitrator picks the most fair offer.
@DrDiGiorgio Nice that someone has a multi step plan. Hard to wrap my head around putting all these people on legal holds…ERs already struggle with boarding and limited facilities to transfer out to.
@lawsonhmansell@NiskanenCenter It’s baseball arbitration. The arbitrators have to pick one (not something in the middle) and the low offer is insanely low. No question 333k is very high as well. Where are you citing this from?
Terrible idea. Want to really drop healthcare costs from unnecessary ER visits….only pass go if you are not actively intoxicated on meth or alcohol. The costs of addiction to those two substances and all the problems that come with it are thousands of visits to just a single ER.
@MaryBowdenMD They didn’t take them….they were matched. Someone had to give them the spots as well. Not the students fault for being better candidates.