Today I hired, connected and trained Kate.
Kate is great.
She is an expert AI medical voice agent who can now talk to our doctors about encounter note deficiencies. She doesn't accept vague answers but pushes politely for thorough explanation or rationale whenever required. She's been trained with all the latest CMS coding rules and documentation requirements.
Kate will drastically speed up the billing process and save hours of provider and administrative documentation time each week, in addition to making our charting rock solid so CMS has no choice but to pay our claims.
Thank you, Kate. Your service is sincerely appreciated!
@retellai - super excited about what I built today.
@StumpGuyTy This is the Utah way. I grew up there and still can’t help myself in most situations.
I would strap it down tightly though. I think you can rent a trailer at Lowe’s for under $50
Yeah but we often make fun of it ourselves. LDS culture IS weird in a lot of ways. Remember the “peculiar people” bit? Every culture/race/religion is going to have critics. If you serve a mission, you probably had thousands of people that did the same thing.
Again, the sensitivity to something as benign as people making a joke about this pseudo holiday to have a beer and eat some pie is nonsensical. I would understand if it were Christmas but pioneer day? This is where the persecution complex comes in.
I don’t disagree, I think everybody is just too damn sensitive.
I don’t think people celebrating the holiday in this way are doing it to maliciously target the Saints. It’s just an excuse to party. Early Saints drank beer and wine and Brigham Young owned and operated a whiskey distillery for crying out loud. Maybe they’re just celebrating an earlier time in our pioneer heritage.
Not pointing my finger at you because I’m not familiar with your account but the anonymous Mormon fundamentalist accounts here also demonstrate plenty of moral inconsistency in how they treat those of different races and sexual orientation - so your argument is true but both sides play the same game.
I don't disagree at all with the greatness of what has been built on this side of the line, and i have a deep respect and honor for our ancestors that built it. I also recognize that I though I have benefitted enormously by being born here, its not something I chose or earned. It was just luck. I didn't articulate it well, but my frustration is with Americans who have no sympathy for immigrants (or any real understanding of their contribution to the wider economy) and are trying get them out and keep them out.
@DamonZumbroegel I’d love to hear it. I taught English in China, not far from the Burmese border and spend some time in Southeast Asia in India. Always wanted to go there, but it never worked out.
@stackerco I love that the missionaries encourage investigators to swap their coffee for energy drinks.
Of all of the arbitrary rules of the church, the WOW might be at the top of the list for needing some of that so-called modern revelation.
@LoganARobison Took a job in Phoenix for work and stuck around. Considering going back but haven’t made the move yet. I also own a couple of businesses here that make it challenging. Also entrepreneurship is tough there!