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Member You - Serving the Client's Best Interest is Not Always in the Client's Best Interest
Medical billing is hard enough. Throw into the mix enteral billing, which requires all kinds of calculations and conversions and it's enough to make anybody crazy. In this installment we're going to continue our review of the GE0 CMN, which needs to be sent with each enteral claim, picking up with field number 15.GE0 field 15, position 63, is the ambulatory indicator. This indicator tells the carrier if the patient is able to move or not. There are only two valid responses to this field. The letter A is entered if the patient is ambulatory. The letter N is
When you are looking for a new job, advice on how to evaluate and negotiate an appropriate starting salary is invaluable. We've teamed up with acclaimed salary negotiation expert and author, Jack Chapman, to bring you practical advice on negotiating a proper starting salary.Five simple starting salary rules:Rule #1) Postpone talking about starting salary until there's an offer on the table Rule #2) Let the other person name a figure first Rule #3) Repeat their starting salary offer and be quiet Rule #4) Share your researc
One of the things that has come up over our conversations and strategy meetings is our mission statement. We battled it around a bit and came up with a mission statement t
You know how it feels to hang out with your best friend? Pretty nice.My friend Sara knows me warts and all. I let Sara in whether I feel repulsively needy or shamelessly fabulous. In Sara's presence, my self-regard (or lack thereof) melts like butter in sunshine.And what does Sara get? My undying loyalty, for one thing. Overflowing gratitude, for another. And all the permission she can stand to be her sweet self irrespective of the state of her own self-esteem. Paradoxically, she gets the best of me preci
One of the things that has come up over our conversations and strategy meetings is our mission statement. We battled it around a bit and came up with a mission statement t
I remember getting hired as an executive before opening my own advertising company. I worked for this guy who at the time I thought was a terrible manager. The truth is he happened to be one of the smartest managers I had ever met.Here’s why….He had very little advertising sales ability, and couldn’t close a sale if his life depended on it. What he did have however was the knack to hire the right people to do the job for him. What most of the employees did not know was he had talked his way into becoming an equal owner for no money down.When he spo
One of the things that has come up over our conversations and strategy meetings is our mission statement. We battled it around a bit and came up with a mission statement t
You may be thinking that your business is just too small for BIG Project Management techniques, but that is simply not the case. Don’t let all of the fancy terms like Network diagram, Gantt chart, and Work Breakdown Structure scare you. And don’t worry if you don’t know how to use Microsoft Project or Primavera or any other PM software application out there…you don’t need it.Project Management is about organizing your data for a specific project and updating it as the project progresses. You can use a Word document or an Excel spreadsheet if you like, as long as
One of the things that has come up over our conversations and strategy meetings is our mission statement. We battled it around a bit and came up with a mission statement t
Become your customers top-of-mind choice.Some of these snapshots of real life SmartPartnership success stories can be adapted to help your kind of business (or non-profit or government agency) thrive…1. *Offer Special Touches That Your Competition Doesn't*That’s how guests at the Holiday Inn Express enjoy the opportunity to try Kohler’s new multi-function showerhead and spa bath.Families staying at some Holiday Inns featuring Nickelodeon Family Suites get to play in a water park and arcade.Who knows how many people chose to stay a
To provide accelerated, sustainable business growth for our clients through the development and implementation of innovative marketing strategies.
Each word in that statement was carefully chosen. We didn't want anything that was simply mumbo-jumbo but really reflected how we feel we want to serve our clients. We don't consider this a final draft however, as we continue to mull it over.
One thing I wanted the mission to convey is
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