Thứ Tư, 10 tháng 1, 2024

Language model trained on healthcare reports

Hey everyone, I work at an IPA sitting at my desk and wondering what people think about this-

Language model trained on reports to find non-compliant or outstanding data in a pre-audit HIPAA compliance report

I can build an LM platform that makes sure your reports stay up to HIPAA standards and all changes made to HIPAA in real time. Keep reports compliant within minutes.

That’s the pitch, I just came up with it. What does everyone think? Would love to input



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Thứ Ba, 9 tháng 1, 2024

Help deciding which plan fits me. 33 female, healthy, aside from possibly prediabetic (been in Maunjaro for it but I'm getting off due to cost) maybe getting pregnant this year and using this coverage.

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https://ift.tt/AyfkaVv Submitted January 09, 2024 at 04:32AM by MaddamMoxxie90 https://ift.tt/u6vzo0K

Thứ Hai, 8 tháng 1, 2024

Interesting Situation Advice

Hello, My roommate is Autistic and has other undiagnosed learning disabilities, so I am usually the one to help with her insurance. She has been on Medicaid for the past year and a half until recently.

She moved to my house because her home situation was unhealthy. She wanted a clean split from her step dad and left without any warning for them. It's a sore subject and she's unwilling to talk to him again at the moment. In December, we try to refill her meds after she was in the mental hospital and they are rejected. I wanted her to check for about a month but it takes a lot to get her to do things. So i eventually get into her healthcare account and find that her coverage ended in Novemeber.

She's back on her Dad's plan and we didn't notice until this week. I am going to call the benefits office for help tommorow, but has anyone else had this happen before? Think we can get back on medicaid at all or is it a lost cause?



https://ift.tt/XCbtcZ2 Submitted January 08, 2024 at 06:07AM by badwolfpelle https://ift.tt/T16iHEa

If I have family insurance for me and my son and my deductible is reached but not the total family deductible does it mean my insurance will start to cover more with my stuff but not his?

I don’t know if that makes sense, I’m getting hit with like 8 grand in medical expenses and it’s ridiculous and I just want to get my deductible paid so the insurance actually does something.



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