Learning to use new software tools from instructional video's is rarely that easy, is it? I do insurance claim submission, credentialing, and benefit verification for multiple medical clinics, each with a different practice management software system. After 14 years it's become clear:
* It's not simple
* It's not fast
* It's not easy
I'd like to get the geeks who create these vids, and make them use their own systems for just 1 month with real doctors, patients, tech support people, and insurance companies, with 20% of the information missing (which usually happens) long telephone hold times, front office staff who are more interested in their cell phones than doing the patient and insurance data entry properly, explanation of benefits statements that are now only available on a website they don't have access to, software shutdowns for system upgrades, tech support issues, all while the clinic owners are drumming their fingers on their desks wanting to know why a claims submitted 5 weeks ago haven't yet paid, and 25% of the paid claims that have not yet been posted to their ledger.
- Then they can confirm to us all we need to do is "follow these simple steps...." 😵
@mchill saidWhen ever I get something that has to be put together first thing I do is throw away the directions. 🙂
Learning to use new software tools from instructional video's is rarely that easy, is it? I do insurance claim submission, credentialing, and benefit verification for multiple medical clinics, each with a different practice management software system. After 14 years it's become clear:
* It's not simple
* It's not fast
* It's not easy
I'd like to get the geeks who ...[text shortened]... ger.
- Then they can confirm to us all we need to do is "follow these simple steps...." 😵
-VR
@mchill saidFurthermore, architects should be forced to live for one year in the buildings they design. with their grandmothers. Maybe then they wouldn’t make so many obvious blunders, like doors which are mutually blocking such that only one can be opened at a time. Grrrrr.
Learning to use new software tools from instructional video's is rarely that easy, is it? I do insurance claim submission, credentialing, and benefit verification for multiple medical clinics, each with a different practice management software system. After 14 years it's become clear:
* It's not simple
* It's not fast
* It's not easy
I'd like to get the geeks who ...[text shortened]... ger.
- Then they can confirm to us all we need to do is "follow these simple steps...." 😵
@mchill saidDo what now?
Learning to use new software tools from instructional video's is rarely that easy, is it? I do insurance claim submission, credentialing, and benefit verification for multiple medical clinics, each with a different practice management software system. After 14 years it's become clear:
* It's not simple
* It's not fast
* It's not easy
I'd like to get the geeks who ...[text shortened]... ger.
- Then they can confirm to us all we need to do is "follow these simple steps...." 😵
@moonbus saidAmen. 🙂
Furthermore, architects should be forced to live for one year in the buildings they design. with their grandmothers. Maybe then they wouldn’t make so many obvious blunders, like doors which are mutually blocking such that only one can be opened at a time. Grrrrr.
-VR
@divegeester saidI am sure if he did write your lines, they would be much better than they are! 🙂
You “write my lines”… remember.
-VR
@very-rusty saidlol - magnifying glasses and a pepper shaker. 🙂
Would it be possible to provide magnifying glasses? 🙂 😛
-VR
WHOOSH
@earl-of-trumps saidDid you catch that from the gooster? 🙂
lol - magnifying glasses and a pepper shaker. 🙂
WHOOSH
-VR