https://youtu.be/qMKzo_5ZIVc
I am an NTID interpreting student and not even half of my classes this semester had online options. I have asthma and work privately with an individual who is immunocompromised. Taking away my online options is putting my own health at risk and forcing me to choose between the safety of this individual or stable income for us both.
I want to organize with other students to plan protests and walk out if more accommodations aren't made. If you are interested boost this post.
I am permanently disabled and have to be written a prescription monthly. Which means I have to have an appointment once a month with Munson. When the pandemic started, I started having Telehealth (virtual) visits. My insurance says there is no co-pay with a telehealth visit because it is significantly cheaper. My wife works in medical billing and she noticed that Munson was charging a different POS code on my visits. They were coding the POS as in person visits. Which means I owe a co-pay and my insurance pays a lot more per visit. Munson is making significantly more money miscoding the POS.
I called Munson billing to change the POS and it took about a month for them to have someone call me back to talk about the POS change. The lady that called me opened up with "I looked over your account and everything looks good. There is nothing wrong with the POS coding. You owe a co-pay when you have visits with us." My wife prepped me for the conversation and I knew how to respond. I said the POS was mislabeled and that I would like a copy of my CMS 1500 leading all the way back to when telehealth started. I said I will cross match the EOBs that insurance will send us.
She immediately flipped her toon and said "Oh, I see that they are mislabeled. I will go ahead and work on correcting that and get back to you."
If you have had any Telehealth visits with Munson and have had to pay co-pays, find out if Munson was mislabeling your POS to make more money.
Just a 1 am thought
I am 37 weeks pregnant and due to deliver in the next couple of weeks. I know the hospital is seriously understaffed and covid rates are surging and likely will continue to rise after the holidays. I had a phone call scheduled to discuss everything but it’s been pushed back twice due to staffing issues so I’m just wondering if anyone has any recent experience. Thanks!
Just wondering. Been kinda following this plan loosely, but was worried that it would be power feeding the snake. Just curious about opinions. Basically been feeding mine a pinky every 5 days, and a fuzzy every 6 now.
Was watching SEC storied and they mentioned he always had a cigar before and after games. Just curious if anyone knows what the ole legend smoked?
Back in the late 90's, Munson did a bit for WSB Radio with him grumpily singing "The Twelve Days of Christmas." They still play it sporadically during the week of Christmas each year, usually as filler between shows. To my knowledge, they've never released the audio separately, but last year it appeared on one of their recorded streams, (I think as a part of the Von Haessler Doctrine, IIRC), so I was able to isolate it and save an mp3.
So, for those who haven't heard it, here's Larry Munson singing "The Twelve Days of Christmas."
https://www.baseball-reference.com/players/m/munsoth01.shtml
https://www.baseball-reference.com/players/p/poseybu01.shtml
They both were RotY, MVP, 7x All Stars, and had multiple WS wins, while their careers ended in their early 30's.
I know bunchy ran the LA branch of the black panthers, but I heard that Bunchy was also the leader of the slausons and we know the slausons later turned Crip (Rollin 60?) Craig was a top guy in the Slausons too and was famous for being huge
