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Gifts to Show Your Condolences

February 22, 2012 | Author: Renee Wood | Posted in Home & Family

Sometimes it can be hard to find the perfect gift to give your condolences to someone who has lost a loved one. You want the gift to express your sorrow for them, but you do not want to send the wrong message. Many people settle for buying a card, while others go a bit further …

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Great Ways to Cope With Grief

February 22, 2012 | Author: ReneeDatz | Posted in Home & Family

In order to cope with grief, people should engage in activities that will take their minds off of their loss, and remind them that they still have a lot to live for. There are a few activities that normally bring a smile to everyone involved. Being indoors can trigger short bouts of depression, especially if …

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Enhance Your Customer Service with a Reliable Answering Service

February 22, 2012 | Author: Kurt Duncan | Posted in Customer Service

While some physicians like to think of themselves as super human, the fact is that you cannot be everywhere all the time. After a long day, you will barely have time to eat a decent meal, let alone go through a heap of voicemail messages. This is where a reliable, professional answering service could be …

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Every Office Needs a Disaster Recovery Plan

February 22, 2012 | Author: Kurt Duncan | Posted in Customer Service

Every medical practice should have a proper disaster recovery plan in place for dealing with emergencies. What this essentially means is that all medical records should be backed up, either electronically or hard copy and stored in a different facility. The idea is to make sure that you have access to all of your information, …

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Confidentially is Essential in the Medical Office

February 22, 2012 | Author: Kurt Duncan | Posted in Customer Service

Confidentiality is an important issue in the medical community. Since the enactment of HIPAA, physicians and healthcare administrators have spent countless hours documenting and enforcing their privacy protocols. While most facilities focus on the obvious violations that include unsecure medical and insurance records, many of them have yet to adopt strict rules in other areas. …

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