I work at a place that uses medical billing codes often. Most of these codes are generic, run-of-the-mill stuff. But, every now and then, I strike gold. I was looking through a patients bills and came across this: E883.1 – Accidental fall into well This kind of blew my mind. Not that the patient fell … Continue reading »
The Housekeeping Lady
I work in a large office building (when not at my church). In our office building, there are not enough bathrooms to go around, but we make do. Unfortunately, there is a common threat to anyone who has the urge to take care of some serious business. “Housekeeping!” That is correct. Every day, no matter … Continue reading »
The Sixth Sense
Today I was working at my second job (I work as a pastor AND as a workers’ compensation analyst) at The Rawlings Company in Lagrange, KY. One of my duties is to train the next generation of analysts and part of that training is allowing newbies to sit at my desk and watch me work. I … Continue reading »
JoePa World
Most of the free world has followed the saga of Joe Paterno in recent months. The man that was beloved by an entire state (as well as thousands of alumni and fans) found himself mired in a child abuse scandal, fired from the job he knew for years, diagnosed with cancer (apparently months earlier) and … Continue reading »
Ground Rules
Now that I have returned to my first authoring love (the weblog), I am determined to be the best blogger that I possibly can. In order to do this, I thought it necessary to research all the web’s top visited blogs for some ground rules to write by. There is a reason they are visited … Continue reading »
