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Physicans are currently in uncertain times, especially those recently out of med school. With Obama care looming overhead and inconsistent insurance reimbursements, it is critical that doctors do what they can now to position themselves better for the future. One extremely novel idea to bring up the bottom line in practically any clinical setting is the free Rx card system. There are several companies out there, each with their own pay scale and benefits. Some paying as much as $1 per use or prescription filled. These free Rx cards save the patient between 10-70% at over 60,000 pharmacies. Participating pharmacies include: CVS, Walgreens, Walmart, Target, Publix, Rite Aid, Kroger and K-Mart, as well as many small local pharmacies. Physician's Help Your Patient, Help Your Bottom Line This is an experience my clinics have had: Last month all of our offices went from dispensing medications to non-dispensing. We immediately started calling the pharmacies near each of our clinics to find the best price for our patients. (weight loss medications) Shortly thereafter, one of our patients presented us with some free ProvisionRx cards. We priced the meds with and without the card and found this free Rx card saved the patient about 60% on the medicines we prescribe. I looked into the company, signed up and now I get $1 from each use of the free cards that I pass out. I have instructed all of our AWL clinic locations to give out these cards to our patients. Doctors, this is a no-brainer! If you write prescriptions, you should be a part of this system and hand out a card with every patient you give an Rx to. Once the patient asks his/her pharmacist to add the card to their profile, you will get $1 for any future prescription that is purchased. The patient wins, you win. For more information visit http://www.advanced.provisionrx.com

DR HAMEED MEDICAL GROUP is a 4 physician / provider medical practice in New York City since 1993, with 2 medical offices (602 Schenectady Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11203 & 86 E 49 Street, Suite D, Brooklyn, NY 11203, Tel: 347-522-3513 ) and affiliations with 2 hospitals and 2 nursing homes. The physicians include: (1) RIZWANULLAH HAMEED, MD, board certified physician in internal medicine & infectious diseases, president of the group, completed his internal medicine residency from Kingsbrook Jewish Med Ctr, Brooklyn, NY in 1991 and infectious diseases fellowship from Harlem Hospital, New York City in 1993. He has been practicing as internal medicine primary care & infectious disease specialist physician in Brooklyn, NY since 1993 and is affiliated with Methodist Hospital and Kingsbrook Jewish Med Ctr in Brooklyn. He has been chairman of hospital pharmaceutical & therapeutic committee, president of medical staff, chief of infectious diseases and is currently working as vice chairman of dept of community medicine at Methodist Hospital. Dr Hameed has published 7 clinical/epidemiology studies and has completed GCP courses. (2) OFELIA CALUBIRAN, MD, board-certified infectious diseases specialist & has been practicing in New York City since 1990. (3) MOHAMED AWAD, MD, board-certified family practice primary care physician & has been practicing since 2008. (4) VIRGINIA ILIE, NP, board-certified primary care nurse practitioner, graduate of prestigious NYU, New York & practicing since 2007. IMRAN HAMEED, GCP certified, PhD (biochemistry), MPH (epidemiology & biostatistics, healthcare management, health economics), group’s manager and research coordinator, has 15+ years of healthcare industry experiences in clinical trials/economic analyses at Pfizer and Schering-Plough pharma companies, clinical research teaching at Kingsbrook Jewish Med Ctr, biomedical research, hospital, physician practices, medical coding/billing/documentation, pathology labs and HMO.

Medical Office Administrative Assistants are multi-skilled practitioners who perform administrative and management duties. Graduates may work in physicians' offices, clinics, HMO's, billing companies, or other ambulatory care facilities, such as freestanding emergency centers and hospitals. Administrative responsibilities include: scheduling appointments, billing and collecting, coding diagnoses and procedures, insurance claim forms, medical records, performing computer applications, and providing patient instructions.

CARE: "to be concerned about, to look after, to provide for, to have love for another" CORPS: "a body of persons under common direction, an organized subdivision" Care Corps International is a crisis care education resource ministry for Christian mission workers in places of crisis, war and disaster. We provide Christ centered Biblically based trauma and crisis care education programs for pastors, missionaries, teachers, community workers, physicians, Christian relief agencies, and the national church leadership. As a mission resource ministry we recruit, train, and lead teams of mission volunteers to provide two Christ centered crisis care education programs: Care Seminars and Children Trauma Care Programs. At the invitation of national church leaders, mission and relief agencies, and local government offices we provide caregiving training and programs for victims of traumatic life experiences.

Group of people sharing ideas, knowledge, and information. Or just seeking help from others to help develop your company locally or other wise. For - Brokers - Claims processors and investigators - Freelance professionals - physicians starting their own offices needing assistance - accountants - artist - interest

I have watched from the inside as companies have made a fortune "matching" physicians with opportunities. Often they charge $30-$50K to create a "match", which often does not work out. A medical practice is a business, and now more than ever needs to conscious of the organizational fit. This group is intended to put doctors and offices together with the benefit of all! My role will be help doctors and practices create long term success

Medical assistants often take medical histories and record vital signs of patients.Medical assistants complete administrative and clinical tasks in the offices of physicians, hospitals, and other healthcare facilities. Their duties vary with the location, specialty, and size of the practice.

Medical assistants often take medical histories and record vital signs of patients.Medical assistants complete administrative and clinical tasks in the offices of physicians, hospitals, and other healthcare facilities. Their duties vary with the location, specialty, and size of the practice.