COQUILLE DIARY FEB 2000:
2-1: The business office ran a report that says that counts ALL incomplete inpatient and outpatient records is current through the end of December. That sounds terrible to me but I have been assured that is the best it has been in four year. Hmmm, okey dokey then. Good on us.
Got an irate call from a doctor looking for records and states he had to call another doctor's office to obtain them. A little research revealed that the patient actually had two medical record numbers, so I pulled the records from the most recent number and renumbered those records to the older number and left the newer folder in the files stapled shut with a note to refer to the oldest number. There is only look up by name and date of birth.
We need to be able to look up by SSN as well. This will help a bit. The business office gives out new numbers when they cannot look up the record by name and date of birth. Apparently the master computer nerds at Reedsport can include a SSN lookup but it takes time and money.
2-4: Payday tomorrow will try to make the house payment. Got the W2 from Barrow and will wrangle Turbo-Tax and get that off in the mail.
Got email from Monica, she is accepting a job with the Coast Guard and will be leaving March and will drive from Seattle to DC. Ugh.
2-9: Got to do an Oregon birth certificate. Boy baby weighing a whopping 9 lb 4 ounces.
2-12: Haircut. Much less expensive than Barrow.
2:14: Tim sent me some flowers and a cute white Teddy bear for Valentine's Day. Thank you darling man.
Judy Kollen is back to work using a roll of bubble wrap for back support. I tried a large roll of paper towels with a bungie cord through it to attach to the chair. Works fairly well.
Edna pulled me aside to tell me that she was going to cut Judy's salary as she was no longer in management. Sheesh. Fortunately I do not have to deal with budget issues like this.
I havw joined the Coquille Public Library. Nice building next to a large room with a stage that gets used to some gatherings and other things. There is a gym further down the hall way. There is an outdoor pool further back.
I am going to go visit Carla this weekend off. I have three days off with our weird weekend coverage thing. I have let my sewing machine with her all these years in Barrow, time to come for simple sewing projects.
2-29: We had a Leap year baby. A 26 year old gave birth in the bathroom of a local golf course. Where ever the baby ends up getting first care does the honors of the BC. She did not know she was pregnant. Durrrr.
End of Leap Year February.
G'night folks.
2-1: The business office ran a report that says that counts ALL incomplete inpatient and outpatient records is current through the end of December. That sounds terrible to me but I have been assured that is the best it has been in four year. Hmmm, okey dokey then. Good on us.
Got an irate call from a doctor looking for records and states he had to call another doctor's office to obtain them. A little research revealed that the patient actually had two medical record numbers, so I pulled the records from the most recent number and renumbered those records to the older number and left the newer folder in the files stapled shut with a note to refer to the oldest number. There is only look up by name and date of birth.
We need to be able to look up by SSN as well. This will help a bit. The business office gives out new numbers when they cannot look up the record by name and date of birth. Apparently the master computer nerds at Reedsport can include a SSN lookup but it takes time and money.
2-4: Payday tomorrow will try to make the house payment. Got the W2 from Barrow and will wrangle Turbo-Tax and get that off in the mail.
Got email from Monica, she is accepting a job with the Coast Guard and will be leaving March and will drive from Seattle to DC. Ugh.
2-9: Got to do an Oregon birth certificate. Boy baby weighing a whopping 9 lb 4 ounces.
2-12: Haircut. Much less expensive than Barrow.
2:14: Tim sent me some flowers and a cute white Teddy bear for Valentine's Day. Thank you darling man.
Judy Kollen is back to work using a roll of bubble wrap for back support. I tried a large roll of paper towels with a bungie cord through it to attach to the chair. Works fairly well.
Edna pulled me aside to tell me that she was going to cut Judy's salary as she was no longer in management. Sheesh. Fortunately I do not have to deal with budget issues like this.
I havw joined the Coquille Public Library. Nice building next to a large room with a stage that gets used to some gatherings and other things. There is a gym further down the hall way. There is an outdoor pool further back.
I am going to go visit Carla this weekend off. I have three days off with our weird weekend coverage thing. I have let my sewing machine with her all these years in Barrow, time to come for simple sewing projects.
2-29: We had a Leap year baby. A 26 year old gave birth in the bathroom of a local golf course. Where ever the baby ends up getting first care does the honors of the BC. She did not know she was pregnant. Durrrr.
End of Leap Year February.
G'night folks.
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