May 20 2007
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Barbara,
Thanks for putting this video about RSS feed here for us to learn about it! And the instructions on making our own website is wonderful and I am so appreciative for that also as well as all of the information you and the rest of the NPs who have contributed to the site - is all so informative and useful and can make all of us independent women in business so that we are not taken advantage of as some would like to do.
So please know that I am still hanging in there with my clinic and trying my darndest to keep my wits about me. I will have to tackle the billing when I return home from my daughter’s in Colorado. It has been a nice respite from the stress I have been under the last few months and I am dreading going back but know that I must. My patients have set up prayer lines and call often just to make sure I am still there and alive because they tell me that they will not let me quit and that God will not let me quit. I’m afraid that they don’t understand that if there is no money to pay bills, then it’s pretty much out of God’s hands and into mine to find a biller and get money coming in here quick. But they are all being so sweet and concerned that I just smile and tell them that they should keep up the prayers and send more patients because when we do start billing, we’ll need everything we can see. We have been doing a little impromptu survey of the number of walk-ins and calls we get everyday and ya’ll, if I had help, I could see somewhere between 150 and 200 patients a day easy! It boggles the mind at how many people have no insurance and how many with medicaid and medicare are not being taken by private docs and need care immediately.
By for now and keep up the good work!
Nina Ravey
Ms. Ravey I did call your office but I never got a response from you in reference to one of your emails for help… I am using student medical assistants to help me in my clinic.
I live in Mississippi and I know the laws vary from state to state but I called the local schools and these students need to get in at least 180 hours in order to sit for the certified medical assistant exam. This is an old email so I don’t know where you are in your situation right now… also one nurse practitioner that I met has been using nurse practitioner students for the last 3 or 4 years??? This is extra help but they need supervision …it is working for me