A commitment should be treated as a binding contract with yourself. However many of us break our commitments. We commit to people, banks, work, pets, ourselves… A commitment is something that you have no doubts about. Something you give 100% of your whole self to. Commitment is a fulfilling endeavor that when followed through gives […]
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As a consultant my ultimate goal is to help everyone of my clients understand their revenue cycle and one of the most common snags I find are medical necessity denials. Medical Necessity Denials flow downhill as it is the responsibility of a Medical Professional to accurately document their encounters with a patient. From the Provider’s documentation,
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Thanks for returning for Part Two of People Skills. If you missed Part One, click here. Thanks, Nick, for sharing your insights! We’ve been on the theme of people skills around here. I feel like I could write 10 weeks about this, but I wanted to condense this into the most important information and make
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Welcome to part 1 of a 2 part blog from one of our excellent staff members, Nick Kagy. I’d like to talk to you about people. I’ve always loved people, but I haven’t always valued people. I’ve always enjoyed watching people and studying their habits. Sometimes to a level that could be considered border-line weird.
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On Wikipedia, comfort is defined as a sense of physical or psychological ease and a lack of hardship while uncomfortable are people lacking in comfort. I disagree! I am hung up in the word “lacking”. I think people who are comfortable are lacking. Let me explain. When you go along in life and stay within
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