>>>They need to call us!!! We have software that will handle finding the codes and do lots of reporting too.
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>>>If they existed in North Carolina any longer I would get you together, but as far as I know they are only in California now (times have been tough for HMOs in the past couple years that weren't willing to change with the markets).
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>>Was it EClaims?
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>Claims was a big part of it - they tried a number of things, but at times it was kind of like watching The Three Stooges, except there were many more of them. Outsource, do it in-house, write our own EClaims process, hire a consulting firm to tell us to outsource it, hire another one that would say to do it ourselves. And not just claims - billing, accounting, marketing, etc were all being revamped because there was no clear focus. After awhile it was just too late and everything else around us had moved on. Worked out very well for me though! I love contracting and will never return to the other world if I have a choice...

I loved being an independent consultant, but the older I got the more tiring the constant travel became. If I were young and single again contracting would be the only way I'd fly (and not through any headhunters)!