Good times ahead

[soda7o]

Originally Posted by bondo

another great thing about NJ

there is nothign good about NJ! PERIOD!


tommy congrats man.. btw what do you do at those offices?

[tommymac]

Originally Posted by NYCSTRIPES

I have also considered leaving the state of NY after my retirement, but I need to have access to race tracks, shooting ranges and availability of good nightlife/places to eat. I couldn't move to the sticks, it would bore me to death. I have been keeping my eye on Phoenix, but that is a few more years off.
Glad to hear things are going well for ya.
Ken

Atleast out of NY everyone who has guns owns them legally In your spot it may be a bit tougher leaving before retirement. For me I would prefer a more suburban type setting. Some decent bars/restaurants but not a ton of people everywhere you go. Like Jimmy I do like LI for the living in the burbs aspect but its too expensvie and too much traffic to go anywhere.

I also want to be close to good tracks and good backroads to ride as well. its nice seeing other communities that are actualy motorcycle friendly.

Tom

[tommymac]

Originally Posted by soda7o

there is nothign good about NJ! PERIOD!


tommy congrats man.. btw what do you do at those offices?

Not much

right now we are just doing no fault and workmans comp cases, its easy/boring work but the Er experience pays off in sniffing out fraud and investigators. My boss is very paranoid about being investigated (just doesnt want the hassle) and makes sure we are completley legit. In one office he went off on a manager since she was pushing me to order more MRIs and i wouldnt do it if they didnt need it. theres a lot of money to be made in this field, however fraud is always a concern and too many people get greedy.

What were planning on going into is opening a few urgent care/walk in clinics advertising the idea of not having to wait several hours to be seen. its more or less what I do in the fast track area in the ER just I will get paid more for it and I can bill for my services too

Tom

[soda7o]

Originally Posted by tommymac

Not much

right now we are just doing no fault and workmans comp cases, its easy/boring work but the Er experience pays off in sniffing out fraud and investigators. My boss is very paranoid about being investigated (just doesnt want the hassle) and makes sure we are completley legit. In one office he went off on a manager since she was pushing me to order more MRIs and i wouldnt do it if they didnt need it. theres a lot of money to be made in this field, however fraud is always a concern and too many people get greedy.

What were planning on going into is opening a few urgent care/walk in clinics advertising the idea of not having to wait several hours to be seen. its more or less what I do in the fast track area in the ER just I will get paid more for it and I can bill for my services too

Tom

ahh no fault.. iknow all to well about that

stay legit the punishment for that is way harsh and i have heard some serious horror stories from people involved in this (x ofice owners specializing in no fault and paying peopel for using their offices)

[tommymac]

Originally Posted by soda7o

ahh no fault.. iknow all to well about that

stay legit the punishment for that is way harsh and i have heard some serious horror stories from people involved in this (x ofice owners specializing in no fault and paying peopel for using their offices)

I have heard the same horror stories, so long as you document properly and can justify the exams/therapy etc then its ok. I have had the owners try to push me in one direction or another but I just do my thing and document it appropriatley and all is good. Plus the doc I work for told me I only do what he wants not the office manager and I even have the power to toss people out of the office if I think they are full of crap.

Tom

[soda7o]

Originally Posted by tommymac

I have heard the same horror stories, so long as you document properly and can justify the exams/therapy etc then its ok. I have had the owners try to push me in one direction or another but I just do my thing and document it appropriatley and all is good. Plus the doc I work for told me I only do what he wants not the office manager and I even have the power to toss people out of the office if I think they are full of crap.

Tom

ha ha h a.. true treu i witnessed offices getting raided with guns a balzing and etc..
the office i went to for my "Accident" i just go thtere , signed a bunch of papers than went to mri than signed a bunch more... and got paid
thos were the offices they were cracking down on (the ones were people didnt even get treated)`