NOW's your chance!!
I've been sounding the alarm about virtual credit cards since 2014. But, it occurs to me, maybe I'm out of touch. Maybe clinicians like virtual cards...?
Let's find out!
On Thursday, April 6th, I have a unique opportunity I would like to share with you. I snagged a meeting with an executive at a big virtual card company. Would you like me to share your opinions?
If yes: act now!!! Email me no later than 11 am Pacific time on Thursday, April 6th. I promise to pass on ALL feedback - good and bad! Even if you like virtual credit cards!! (I'm Pro-Choice...)
What to say? Here are some ideas:
- Do you process the virtual cards you receive? Why / why not?
- If you reject virtual cards, what do you do?
- What (if any) problems have you had?
- Have you signed up for EFT? If yes, do you pay a fee?
- Anything else you would like an executive to know?
Executives are business-minded. Think back to your graduate statistics classes: professors emphasized that small sample sizes aren't meaningful. So we are going to need as many responses as possible!
FORWARD THIS TO YOUR COLLEAGUES!!! You don't have to be on my mailing list to participate. And if you know medical professionals who would be interested, pass this to them as well. Virtual credit cards do not only affect mental health professionals.
I'll also need the following statistical information:
- Your state
- Your license type or group's specialty
- Names of specific insurance payers you have problems with
- The number of clinicians practicing under your Tax ID
I WILL NOT PASS ON ANYONE'S NAME, NPI, PRACTICE, OR OTHER INFO.
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