Assigned project to create a 5 day intense Basic Training Schedule and Agenda
Covering Insurances, Patient Satisfaction and courtesy, Learning our call centers cisco software hands on training and presentation to how it works. Teaching users who may or may have never worked in a healthcare environment the fundamentals of Insurances how they work, how does it apply to there jobs, and how it applies in the Epic system. Credentialing providing users with Epic Cadence Prelude and ADT access
Danny -10 things you need to know about vietnamPhúc Đức
This document provides 10 tips for traveling to Vietnam, including getting a visa, being careful of traffic, visiting the Son Doong Cave which is the world's largest cave, enjoying street food by ensuring soup is boiling, using the Vietnamese currency VND and being aware of zeros, bargaining for items, exploring beaches and nature by motorcycle, buying souvenirs to support local tourism, and being aware of surroundings.
This document provides training materials on insurance fundamentals and health plans. It defines key insurance terminology like HMOs, PPOs, and POS plans. It explains how to find health plan contract summaries online and what information they contain. Common insurance terms are defined, including different types of insurance payors, plans, and individual vs. group coverage. The document compares different types of managed care plans and their key features. It also summarizes Medicare including the different parts and supplemental plans. Medicaid eligibility and managed care options are overviewed. Important healthcare acronyms are listed. Case scenarios are provided to demonstrate how to handle different patient insurance situations.
This document provides information about Louisiana's content standards and benchmarks for mathematics. It explains that the standards are organized by subject, grade level/cluster, standard, and benchmark. Examples of benchmark codes are also shown for English/language arts, science, social studies, and mathematics to demonstrate how each element of the code corresponds to grade level, subject standards, and benchmarks.
Assigned project to create a 5 day intense Basic Training Schedule and Agenda
Covering Insurances, Patient Satisfaction and courtesy, Learning our call centers cisco software hands on training and presentation to how it works. Teaching users who may or may have never worked in a healthcare environment the fundamentals of Insurances how they work, how does it apply to there jobs, and how it applies in the Epic system. Credentialing providing users with Epic Cadence Prelude and ADT access
Danny -10 things you need to know about vietnamPhúc Đức
This document provides 10 tips for traveling to Vietnam, including getting a visa, being careful of traffic, visiting the Son Doong Cave which is the world's largest cave, enjoying street food by ensuring soup is boiling, using the Vietnamese currency VND and being aware of zeros, bargaining for items, exploring beaches and nature by motorcycle, buying souvenirs to support local tourism, and being aware of surroundings.
This document provides training materials on insurance fundamentals and health plans. It defines key insurance terminology like HMOs, PPOs, and POS plans. It explains how to find health plan contract summaries online and what information they contain. Common insurance terms are defined, including different types of insurance payors, plans, and individual vs. group coverage. The document compares different types of managed care plans and their key features. It also summarizes Medicare including the different parts and supplemental plans. Medicaid eligibility and managed care options are overviewed. Important healthcare acronyms are listed. Case scenarios are provided to demonstrate how to handle different patient insurance situations.
This document provides information about Louisiana's content standards and benchmarks for mathematics. It explains that the standards are organized by subject, grade level/cluster, standard, and benchmark. Examples of benchmark codes are also shown for English/language arts, science, social studies, and mathematics to demonstrate how each element of the code corresponds to grade level, subject standards, and benchmarks.