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NY Data Stories Digital Insights & Analytics

Written by Daniel Kivatinos on February 21, 2010 — Leave a Comment

February 16th, 2010 Michael and Daniel had the honor of giving a talk about data in healthcare at the NY Data Stories Digital Insights & Analytics meetup.

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DrChrono.com presents at the Health 2.0 NY Chapter

Written by Michael Nusimow on September 23, 2009 — 1 Comment

DrChrono.com co-founders Michael Nusimow and Daniel Kivatinos present DrChrono.com at the NYC Health 2.0 meetup.

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Presentations

Written by Daniel Kivatinos on May 30, 2009 — Leave a Comment

One of the best ways to do a presentation is though the Pecha-kucha presentation method, I found this video online and it really gives you an idea of how powerful the Pecha-kucha presentation method is:

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  • The case for health 2.0 September 9, 2010
    Mainstream health IT kills the joy of new technology. Instead of using technology as an engine of process innovation, it uses powerful systems to automate old, inefficient processes. […]
    Peter Schmidt Ph.D.
  • How to Post EOB Payment Info to a Patient Claim. September 3, 2010
    When a claim is in “Process Payer” or “Payer Ack” there is a button to add a manual EOB with payment info and even line item deductions for the claim. Line item deductions tell you how much each code was paid out on. […]
    Daniel Kivatinos
  • Staff Member Permissions September 2, 2010
    We’ve added Staff Member permissions. By default all existing staff members and newly created staff members can do everything, but there is now a checkbox of features to limit what parts of the site/ipad they can access: Allow staff create new patients Allow staff edit existing patients Allow staff view analytics Allow staff scheduling Allow […]
    Daniel Kivatinos