Yes they have a SUPER TACO at some places which is larger than standard size (bigger than Taco but smaller than burrito tortilla). Then they have standard breakfast tacos. Typically the mini tortillas are for stuff like Tacos Al Pastor.

Would pushing a request through steam to participate in the survey realistically increase cost?

Yes, exactly that.

At the end of the day I think we all acknowledge that single payer is the optimal setup, but that’s not to say that there aren’t incentives on the provider side to maximize their payout.

While insurers have denials as their lever, providers have full coding and revenue cycle teams to ensure that they’re charging as much as possible. Both sides of the equation need to be addressed to bring costs down.

I know it’s funny to say this but it’s not actually what the article says or calls out. They’re saying that hospitals are using AI to say the patients are more complex and deserve to be compensated more due to that complexity, but the gap that insurers are calling out is that there’s not actually treatments happening that are aligned with the increased medical complexity being documented.

Ah my prior manager suggested something similar… Dynamic views that would adjust based on user set parameters… We set up canned views and called it a day.

He was let go, but always pushed for the art of the possible (even if it would take a few extra sprints to wrap)

He now calls himself an “ex-gay”.

Sandy Hook shooter (children mass murderer)

There’s white smoke coming out of my PC. That’s normal for this OS, right?