Re: Ideal Medical Practice (fwd)

[Noelle <http://dummy.us.eu.org/noelleg>]

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Date: Sat, 16 May 2009 23:01:35 EDT
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To: http://dummy.us.eu.org/noelleg
Subject: Re: Ideal Medical Practice (fwd)

Hi Noelle,
Allen got 4 General admission pit tix for $105 each. That wasn't bad - the
face value was 75 and that didn't include the service fee. Do you think
you'll  stay over too? Our first choice place for walking distance was the
Hotel Durant  but they were sold out. I just made a reservation for 2 rooms at
the Beau  Sky Hotel which is on Durant across from Kingpin, etc. but I can
cancel  within 48 hrs. Rooms were 154 for King and 144 for Queen. They only
had 1  King. The online reviews were either really bad or really good. No
frills and  might be noisy too but walking distance. There are a few other
options too.  Also within walking distance is the  City Club. I had 
never
heard of  this and it sounds sort of cool. It is on the southside of campus
and also  walking distance in an old Julia Morgan building. The reviews
were generally  good. I think it is sort of basic too and not very luxurious
but it seemed to  have it's charm and after looking things over, I thought
this may be better than  the Beau Sky. Rooms were around 175 I believe. There
is the Claremont which  would be the most upscale but driving distance. They
had rooms available for  169+ depending on room type. There is also the
Doubletree on the Marina which is  around 135. I think I would probably favor
the  City Club or Claremont  depending on if you would want to be
walking distance.
Michele

In a message dated 5/11/2009 7:50:12 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time,
http://dummy.us.eu.org/noelleg writes:

Robert said he would want to go to the show. Could you get us tickets and
we will pay you back?

A recruiter for Kforce(they have contracts with hospitals to provide them
with contract coders)kept calling me. my ex-coworker ERika works for them
and said she was sure they would like me to work at Kaiser Santa Clara. I
don't want to add to the coder shortage, in that hospitals start to rely
on contractors and don't bother to train people and grow their own coders.

The hospital doesn't have enough $ to hire more people, since we have to
treat the poor,and they lost a lot of $ because of the Medicare 1 day
stays.Liza mentioned that they were doing pre-audit audits at her group
and it's a waste of time.I don't know how the audit will help us either.

What hotel are you going to stay in  6/26?

NG