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Re: OB: CodingFrom: Garry E. Siegel, M.D. (garrys@mindspring.com)Wed Oct 27 21:39:13 2004
It is now 28 hours since she left, and no return call from messages left. It is understandable that their home messages aren't a priority right now. I don't know if the CNM calling tried a cell number, if there was one. If she shows up at either of the 2 hospitals at which we practice, and identifies us as her group (never know--might ask for new providers), of course we'll care for her. My letter of dismissal, sent tonight by mail/certified mail/email says so. I would have done it on the phone, but, alas, no answer or callback. I will not bill her/code her out for several days. If, after that, she falls under our care such that the billing needs to be altered, we'll amend and re-submit. I wish her well, and I bet all will be well. My discussion and points raised here and off list (for privacy) are mainly the day-to-day, business/liablity ones. They could be misinterpreted in many ways by others, and thus I've limited my public comments and not posted others' comments to the list. Garry PS--we're all kind of dying to know what happened--office people, CNMs, L and D, etc.
At Wed, 27 Oct 2004, Cheri Van Hoover wrote:
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-- Garry E. Siegel, M.D. Private Practice Roswell, GA
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