Port Charlotte, FL, November 19, 2008 -- Medical Billing Software .com today announced release of the service pack 1 of the popular Medisoft Medical Billing Software program.
The service pack addresses over 75 fixes and enhancements designed to improve the popular medisoft billing software version 14 released earlier this year.
Medisoft medical billing software program is a medical billing program, or practice management software program designed for medical billing, medical billing service, chiropractic billing, physical therapy billing, and mental health billing used by over an estimated 70,000 doctors nationwide.
1- Additional report for Medisoft Advanced - Now the Patient Remainder Aging report, previously available only in Medisoft Advanced Network Professional.
2- Ability to specify NPI only data to be submitted to insurance carriers to prevent legacy PIN numbers and qualifiiers from sending on paper or electronic medical claims.
3- Ability to setup default billing methods for Primary, Secondary and Tertiary insurance claims.
4- Custom aging buckets now works properly and allows you to specify starting # of days past due for each column. For example, you can start your aging at 31-60 days, then 61-90 days, etc.
5- Office Hours, the medical appointment scheduling software program included with Medisoft, now will change the phone number on all future appointments if you make a change to one of the appointments in the series.
6- Final Draft, the medical word processor included with Medisoft, now no longer shows a "beta" expiration notice.
7- Eligibility scheduled tasks has been corrected to allow you to schedule eligibility verifications after hours so that the complete list will be available to you in the morning when you arrive at the office.
To obtain more information about medisoft medical billing software, please visit www.MedicalBillingSoftware.com or call 888-691-8058 or 941-743-6666.
LegalView Reports Results of a Breakthrough Study Investigating Link Between Genetic Predisposition and Developing Mesothelioma Cancer
LegalView informed readers to the results of a scientific investigation studying the potential link between genetic components and developing mesothelioma cancer. Scientists determined that genetic responses occurred after a specific type of asbestos was introduced to cells within the lining of the lungs.
Denver, CO, September 01 -- LegalView.com, the number one legal resource available on the Web, offered updated details on its mesothelioma information blog of an advanced scientific investigation studying the link between asbestos and genetics. Researchers, who found a genetic response to a specific type of asbestos known as crocidolite, published their findings in an August 2008 issue of BMC Genetics. The study, a first of its kind, used a methodology of exposing cells within the human lung lining to asbestos and then scientists watched the reaction and changes. The study offers mesothelioma victims a unprecedented look into how asbestos affects the human body. Victims were also provided with a gleam of progress on finding a cure for the condition, although the scientists stated more research is required.
Individuals who are suffering from an asbestos-related disease are advised to contact a mesothelioma law firm that can provide access to a wealth of knowledgeable mesothelioma attorneys. Because mesothelioma cancer is incurable and is commonly considered a preventable illness, discussing the details of a potential mesothelioma lawsuit with a mesothelioma lawyer may provide insight as to how monetary compensation could be awarded to aid in the costly medical bills associated with mesothelioma.
In their study, the researchers reported that asbestosis occurs in nearly 200,000 individuals each year with an additional 4,000 asbestos-related deaths occurring annually as well. Asbestos is a type of mineral that was mined for use in insulation because of its fire-retardant qualities and inexpensive production costs. However, inhaling asbestos fibers has led to a severe and incurable form of lung cancer known as mesothelioma. Millions of Americans may have been exposed to asbestos fibers during the 20th century, as asbestos was heavily mined and often used during the construction of buildings such as elementary schools, universities, hospitals, office buildings, homes and apartments.
In addition to mesothelioma information, LegalView houses a library of other legal issues potentially causing harm to everyday Americans. Also, due to the ongoing crisis among the pharmaceutical community, LegalView has provided updated information on several pharmaceutical drug's side effects and dangers. Among the drugs are Ketek as well as Levaquin and Cipro, both of the fluoroquinolone family.
Ketek (telithromycin) is an antibiotic used to treat conditions such as community-acquired pneumonia, bronchitis, sinusitis and other upper respiratory infections. The antibiotic is manufactured by Sanofi-Aventis and has been available to the market since 2004, however, since its release, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has reported nearly 20 deaths of individuals consuming the medication. The deaths all involved the development of liver damage among the patients who died as well as an additional 100 patients who also reported signs and symptoms of liver disease while taking Ketek. Those who have consumed Ketek and feel they exhibit any of the side effects commonly associated with liver disease, such as jaundice or yellowing of the skin, should seek medical assistance immediately. Additionally, it may be advisable for an individual to be involved with a Ketek class action lawsuit and contacting an experienced pharmaceutical lawyer will assist with any legal action necessary.
Levaquin (levofloxacin) and Cipro (ciprofloaxacin), similar to Ketek, are also antibiotics that treat bacterial infections such as bronchitis, although, in July 2008 the FDA gave all of the fluoroquinolone drugs an increased warning label known as the "black box" warning label, the harshest warning given by the FDA. The warning label was increased because the Levaquin and Cipro risks had been previously linked to tendon rupture among patients, according to several studies including one published in Clinical Rheumatology in February 2004. The black box warning is to encourage physicians to avoid prescribing these drugs to patients who may be at a greater risk for Achilles tendon rupture, including elderly patients.
LegalView provides a vast array of resources for individuals plagued by legal misfortune so that they may positively improve their situation and have the tools necessary to do so, including the recently updated Zimmer Durom cup information portal. The Zimmer Durom cup is an artificial hip component used during hip replacement surgery among patients. However, Zimmer Holdings, manufacturers of the product, recently halted the production of the hip socket after hundreds of doctors complained that the medical device was failing among patients. To learn more about the potential for a Zimmer Durom cup recall, visit the LegalView homepage at http://www.LegalView.com/.
About LegalView:
LegalView.com is a public service brought to you by Legal WebTV Network, LLC, a Limited Liability Corporation created by a group of the nation's most highly respected law firms: Anapol Schwartz; Brent Coon and Associates; Burg Simpson; Cohen, Placitella and Roth; James F. Humphreys and Associates; Lopez McHugh; and Thornton and Naumes. For more information on the accomplishments and track records of LegalView.com's superior sponsoring law firms and to get in touch with LegalView attorneys, visit LegalView at www.LegalView.com/.
We just got a message that someone might be interested in our domain, SixStrokeEngine.com which if you have not heard about before, can be found by searching Google or at Wikipedia. This is a very interesting idea and I couldn't resist picking up the domain when I saw it was available. The concept that an engine creates heat as a waste product and if you could take that heat and convert it your engine would be more efficient.
The Six Stroke Engine that I learned about does this by adding two strokes to a four-stroke engine where water is injected into the cylinder and the resulting steam powers the last stroke. You get more power and the engine runs cooler. Duh! Great invention if it works.
New Domain Name Community Focusing on Safer Trading Launches
New York, NY, November 26, 2008 -- Today, DNF24 has announced the launch of its new Domain Name Forum, focusing on a friendly, fair and safe domain name trader marketplace while providing advice and industry related news. The community can be found at http://dnf24.com/
"Being Domainers ourselves, we know what domain name professionals are looking for - a safe and friendly place where business can be done. There are many similar communities out there, but we noticed there is enough space to launch a friendlier and also safer place to buy, sell and trade domain names. Besides offering a place where Domainers can trade their assets, we also focus on educating people who are new to domain names by providing useful content to prevent them from getting scammed", DNF's Founder said.
Looking at the site's rules and guidelines, it is clear that the makers have a mission: Supporting people who are interested in domain names and looking to do business online by providing a place where people with similar interests meet.
Currently the site features various discussion categories such as general domain name talk, categorized marketplace areas featuring domain sales, trades and also sections where people in need of domain names can post their requests.
Besides that, registered community members can also make use of the site's virtual online shop where topics can be featured, domain names which are listed on Sedo.com can be listed for additional exposure and much more.
Industry specific content such as articles like "Avoid Getting Scammed" and other educational information and research tools round up DNF24's service offerings. The site has also announced future services such as live auctions where domain name buyers and sellers can bid on each other's valuable domain names in real-time.
As a special launch promomotion, visitors who become an active site member will receive a Christmas present on December 25th 2008, worth at least twenty-five dollars. There is no cost attached to become a DNF24 member.
About DNF24 Domain Name Forum 24 was launched in November 2008 and focuses on providing a friendly and safe online community where people interested in domain names meet to conduct business online. DNF24 brings together industry headlines, education and a global marketplace where domain name owners and resellers can share their interests with people from the same niche.
For more information:
DNF24.COM Domain Name Forums 24 press (at) dnf24.com On the web: http://dnf24.com/
Jury Awards 9 Million Dollars to New York Mesothelioma Victims For Damages Caused By Asbestos Exposure
Mesothelioma Trial Attorneys Fight Against Asbestos Exposure In New York
New York, NY (PRWEB) January 4, 2008 -- On December 17, 2007, a New York City jury awarded a total of 9 million dollars to compensate two New York City mesothelioma victims and their wives for damages caused by asbestos exposure. The two cases (Rosenberg and Casale) were joined for a single trial before Justice Marcy S. Friedman, Supreme Court, New York County, located in downtown New York City. The mesothelioma law firm representing both families is Levy Phillips & Konigsberg, LLP ("LPK") whom have represented New York families affected by mesothelioma for more than two decades. The jury verdicts in these cases are being viewed as ground-breaking by mesothelioma trial attorneys, as the verdicts were handed down against companies against whom no jury verdicts had ever been returned in the long history of asbestos exposure litigation in New York City.
The case of Joel and Sharon Rosenberg v. Alpha Wire Company, et. al, Index No. 106697/06 involved the asbestos exposure that Mr. Rosenberg sustained as the result of working as a life-long electrician in New York with the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers ("IBEW"), Local 3. Mr. Rosenberg started in the trade while still a teenager in 1960. He suffered asbestos exposure while working in New York as an electrician. Mesothelioma due to workplace asbestos exposure developed in Mr. Rosenberg from a variety of New York worksites including the Arthur Kill Powerhouse in Staten Island, the Vista Hotel in the Financial District, the Cross Bay Bridge and the Deutsche Bank Building. Mr. Rosenberg, sustained asbestos exposure in the workplace from a variety of sources including the cutting, sawing and skinning of wire and cable that was insulated with asbestos.
In the Rosenberg case, the New York jury returned a verdict in favor of the Rosenberg's against a manufacturer of asbestos-containing power cable. This represents the first verdict against a manufacturer of cable used in a commercial setting in the history of asbestos exposure litigation in New York. The jury awarded $3 million for Mr. Rosenberg's pain and suffering and $1 million to Mrs. Rosenberg for loss of services and society. Mr. Rosenberg developed mesothelioma during his retirement while living in New Jersey. He died at the age of sixty-four.
The Casale case (Joseph and Dolores Casale, Index No. 104299/06), involved the asbestos exposure of Mr. Casale during his career as a steam fitter (also known as pipe fitter) in New York. At the time, steamfitters were unknowingly endangered with asbestos exposure in their workplace due to asbestos being used on equipment such as valves, steam trap and boilers. While still a teenager Mr. Casale worked at shipyards, including the Brooklyn Navy Yard, as a member of the Local 638 Union. Mr. Casale continued in the same union and worked in the steam fitter trade at job sites in New York City throughout the 1960s and 1970s. Mr. Casale later moved to Florida but his mesothelioma diagnosis was linked to his asbestos exposure which occurred in New York. Mr. Casale was exposed to asbestos from various products including valves and steam traps, from both internal asbestos components and asbestos insulation that was applied to the products.
The jury awarded a total of 5 million dollars in the Casale case: 1.5 million for Mr. Casale's pain and suffering up to the date of the verdict; 1.5 million for Mr. Casale's future pain and suffering; 1 million for Mrs. Casale's loss of service and society up to the date of the verdict; and 1 million for Mrs. Casale's future loss of service and society.
In the Casale case, the New York jury returned a verdict in favor of the Casales against a manufacturer of valves, as well as a manufacturer of steam traps. This represents the first verdicts involving valves and steam traps in the history of asbestos exposure litigation in New York, and is reportedly the first asbestos verdict in the nation involving the use of steam traps.
Mr. Casale, who is living with mesothelioma at age of 66, testified at trial.
The LPK mesothelioma trial attorneys that obtained the verdicts in these cases were Jerome H. Block, Patrick J. Timmins and Holly C. Peterson.
These mesothelioma trial attorneys at LPK (the attorneys for the Rosenberg and Casale families) have won numerous other landmark jury verdicts in the course of more than 25 years of representing New York mesothelioma victims, including: the first ever asbestos verdict against the welding industry; the first ever asbestos verdict against the talc industry; the largest verdict in the nation against a manufacturer of Navy cable; and the largest verdicts in the nation against manufacturers of asbestos gaskets and packing. Mesothelioma trial attorneys at LPK have been recognized on the list of Best Lawyers in America and Super Lawyers.
Although LPK's offices are located in New York and New Jersey, LPK represents families affected by mesothelioma and asbestos exposure nationwide. For more information about this mesothelioma trial, LPK's mesothelioma trial attorneys, or for more information about mesothelioma and asbestos exposure, please call the mesothelioma attorneys at Levy, Phillips & Konigsberg LLP at 800-MESO-LAW or 212-605-6200, visit http://www.lpklaw.com/ or complete the email form on this page. You will also find informative medical and legal information about New York and New Jersey mesothelioma and asbestos exposure at www.nynjmesothelioma.com.
Press Contact: Jay Berkowitz Company Name: Levy Phillips & Konigsberg, LLP Phone: 561-620-9121 Website: www.lpklaw.com
Frontier Financial Planning and Capital Management Inc. Opens Hillsborough Office
Local firm focuses on providing high level of service to Somerset County residents.
Hillsborough, NJ (PRWEB) March 12, 2008 -- Frontier Financial Planning & Capital Management, Inc. has relocated its office to Hillsborough, New Jersey. The firm specializes in serving the local community with financial planning services including retirement planning, college funding, small business retirement plans and portfolio management.
According to founder and president, Peter Passalacqua, CFP, "As a longtime resident of Hillsborough, I recently relocated my financial planning practice to the township in order to provide a high level of financial planning services to my community."
Mr. Passalacqua launched Frontier in 1998 in recognition of the frustration that people had with limited options that the large financial firms presented to their customers. Prior to launching Frontier, he served as a personal advisor for one of the largest financial firms in the world. "My philosophy," he says, "is to custom tailor a plan for individuals based solely on their goals and needs, rather than the sales objectives of a corporation."
Peter Passalacqua, CFP, holds a Bachelor of Science degree from the Rutgers School of Business, at Rutgers University, in New Brunswick, New Jersey. He earned his certificate in financial planning from the College of Financial Planning in Denver, Colorado. He can be reached at (908) 725-9001 or by email at info @ frontierplanning.com.
Frontier Financial Planning & Capitol Management is located at 322 Courtyard Drive, Hillsborough NJ 08844. Visit Frontier on the web at www.FrontierPlanning.com.
Advisory services are offered through Frontier Financial Planning & Cap. Mgmt., Inc a Registered Investment Advisor. All securities offered through CFD Investments., a registered broker / dealer, Member FINRA, MSRB, SIPC, 2704 South Goyer Road ., Kokomo, IN 46902 (800) 745-7776. Frontier Financial Planning & Cap. Mgmt., Inc. is neither a subsidiary of or controlled by CFD Investments.
For more info contact: Peter Passalacqua 877-398-8318 info @ frontierplanning.com www.frontierplanning.com
Fusu, the world's first Domain Stock Exchange opens up to a wider audience; Announces strategic partnership with EuroDNS to solidify the road to launch and beyond.
January 26, 2008 -- $300,000 in only 100 days is the record achievement made by Fusu, the first Domain Stock Exchange platform. Incredibly high for a closed, invitation-only beta, the virtual amount was reached by a hundred key players in the Domain Industry that are already using the real-money version launched in November.
With 140 million domains registered today and a market value that could reach $4 billion by 2010, the need for a dedicated platform where domain names purchasers and investors could meet and trade was sorely unaddressed until late 2007, when Fusu was pre-launched by a team of Internet professional to address that very issue.
Because so few good names are still available, domains have become the real estate of the 21st century. More than 90,000 domain names are bought daily, with some achieving spectacular market values: Vodka.com sold for $3.5 million, Computer.com for $2.1 million.
As the market matures through the efforts of experienced investors and industry leaders, processes and standards have emerged that have facilitated the development of brokerages, auction platforms and leveraged financing instruments. Fusu's Domain Stock Exchange represents the natural evolution of this trend as it brings further transparency and reliability to the market.
As with a traditional Stock Exchange, Fusu allows its participants to get liquidity from their assets. On Fusu, holders of a premium domain (i.e Vodka.com) can devote a fraction of their domain to the market and immediately get money out of it without having to give up its control at any time. In return, stockholders in the domain name will get their share in future sales or advertising revenues generated by the domain name.
• For example, one domain owner sold 45% of his $5,000-value domain on Fusu. He earned $2,250 in the first 24 hours after his Initial Domain Offering. In the trading that followed, the domain rose to a value of $6,200, a 24% gain.
Shareholders participate in the booming domain name industry, without having to spend hundreds of thousands on a single premium name. Just like on any other Stock Exchange, shares can then be traded between buyers.
• Indeed, during the closed beta, the most successful trader on Fusu earned over $4,000 in real money, only by investing in shares. • Under the same circumstances, the most active trader bought or sold over 18,000 shares, resulting in a transaction volume of $36,594.90.
With today's launch of Fusu's Public Beta, everyone is now invited to buy and sell shares of premium domain names that are owned by a few well known and trusted domainers, to guarantee a safe and trustworthy Exchange during the Beta period.
To provide for a stable launch, today also marks the beginning of a partnership with EuroDNS SA, well-known registrar and a key player in the domain industry. "By bridging the gap between the traditional finance world and the innovative domainers' crowd, Fusu grants investors an unprecedented access to valuable properties while fueling a buoyant market" comments Xavier Buck, EuroDNS CEO. "Our company is proud to participate in a great venture that could become essential to domainers and Internet users worldwide."
Website: Fusu - The Domain Stock Exchange
Press Contact: Press Department Company Name: Fusu - The Domain Stock Exchange Phone: +421 220 86 20 40 Website: http://www.fusu.com
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