SUCCESS STORIES IN 2008: Let us hear it
Patient Access Weekly Advisor, October 15, 2008
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By this time, you've probably celebrated much success in your patient access department for the year 2008. We want to hear about it.
Tell us the story of your successes and how you achieved them, and we'll feature you in the Patient Access Advisor newsletter and/or right here in the e-newsletter.
Congratulations on another great year so far!
Thanks,
Dom Nicastro
Senior Managing Editor
Patient Access Resource Center
dnicastro@hcpro.com
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