Bringing high quality healthcare to underserved communities | @harvardhbs @morganstanley @yale alum
Santa Monica, CA
Joined November 2012
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Sad that @strikingly is just another shady saas company that’s obviously struggling as it continues to charge customers for renewals without notification. Guess they need all the money they can get from innocent customers whose only fault is their credit cards work
How @QuickBooks "helps" customers troubleshoot its own bugs: ask for problem (5 min), confirm customer identity (20 min), refuse to help because of an error with its verification process (20 mins), after escalation, agree to help (5 mins). 50 mins to get started. Incredible.
It's been a whirlwind vaccinating 400+ seniors at TotalCare over the past month - here's my take on it: statnews.com/2021/03/09/barr…
Homebase is hands down the best shift scheduling app and I can’t imagine running a practice without it. Thank you @J_Waldmann for an exceptional product
Interpersonal medicine already exists. It’s called family medicine. kevinmd.com/blog/2019/01/int… via @kevinmd
Vaccine tied to drop in HPV cases still not reaching half of U.S. kids.. simple reason for this: vaccine costs providers $210 and many insurances pay $190 or less for it reut.rs/2LCTifh
Healing the ‘moral injury’ of clinicians will take a village statnews.com/2018/08/21/mora… via @statnews
Bernie Sanders misunderstood study he used to tout ‘Medicare for All,’ author says washex.am/2B3mZ9a
Switched from @FrontierCorp to @GetSpectrum and saving $250/month for faster Internet and better service. Yay duopolies
2 words: health care + tech.. these are the highest-paying jobs in America bloomberg.com/news/articles/… via @business
The drive to attain value-based care is reshaping hospital staffing. modernhealthcare.com/article… via @modrnhealthcr
To anyone considering @healthnet insurance, save yourself a few dozen hours of effort to pay your premiums and pick another plan. Even if other plans are 5x the price next year, I'll gladly get anything but @healthnet.
Only @healthnet will blame their malfunctioning password reset feature, which has been broken for 5 months, on their users. "We are unable to replicate your error, so it is your problem." Am I the only one w/this problem? "No we have many users with this problem"
To say @Centene @healthnet is the worst company on earth would be an understatement. You'd think that paying them for business would be easy. Instead, its portal locked me out, password reset hasn't worked for 3 months & calling for help took 1 hour + 5 transfers.
Not to mention - what am I paying @healthnet @Centene for? Oh, just about $200/month for the privilege of paying another $7,000 in the event that I actually need health care this year