JoiCasado ADMN2

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Joi Casado the credentialing specialist at MDLiveCare in addition to credentialing; Joi functions as MDLiveCare’s ShareCare administrator, and is part of the member services team.  Joi has worked with providers from all over the United States and other countries, enrolling them with government and commercial payers, as well as performing independent credentialing and contracting for professional medical groups and practices.  She received her Business Administrative Degree from West Georgia College, in Carrolton Georgia and continued at Alabama State University, in Montgomery, Alabama receiving a degree in Healthcare Administration.  Joi possesses a solid knowledge of NCQA and DHS credentialing standards, while being fully educated on the HIPAA guidelines.   Joi Casado has had the remarkable experience of working closely with Motrin Linter the chief legal counsel for the Miami Dade County Health Department,   and holds completely knowledge of statutes and administrative rules for Agency for Healthcare Administration (AHCA)


 



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  • Group Administrator, MDLiveCare

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    JoiCasado ADMN2 found the following answer helpful:
    How can green coffee bean extract help me lose weight?
    Coffee bean extract has become increasingly popular in recent months because of its weight-reducing properties. Coffee bean extract is made from coffee beans that have not been roasted. The unroasted beans contain chlorogenic acid, which is believed to slow the release of sugar into the body after...Full Post
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    JoiCasado ADMN2 found the following answer helpful:
    Why should I eat complex carbohydrates if I want to lose weight?
    Complex carbohydrates are made of a chains of simple sugars. Because it takes longer to digest them, complex carbohydrates raise the sugar less rapidly. They actually help provide energy for our body's energy demands. Because they take a longer time to digest, you feel fuller for a longer period...Full Post
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    JoiCasado ADMN2 found the following answer helpful:
    What are the screening tests for cervical cancer in adult woman?
    According to cervical cancer screening guidelines agreed upon by AAFP, ACOG, ACS/ASCCP/ASCP and USPSTF, all women should be screened for cervical cancer with Papanicolaou (Pap) tests beginning at 21 years of age. Pap tests should be performed every 3 years with HPV status.  Screening may be disco...Full Post
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    JoiCasado ADMN2 is now following Shana Duthie
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    JoiCasado ADMN2 posted on MDLIVE’s wall:
    MDLIVE, a leader in the telemedicine industry has expanded its network of telemedicine physicians by creating a strategic partnership with Traverse City, MI based ECI Healthcare Partners Telehealth. The ECI Healthcare Partnership will give MDLIVE access to ECI HP's 2,300 Board Certified physicians, specializing in emergency medicine, internal medicine, and pediatrics. The exclusive partnership creates the largest virtual physician network in the nation and allows MDLIVE the scale to meet its growing demand, while maintaining excellent service and proven quality. In addition, ECI HP will bring more than 40 years of experience in healthcare to manage the MDLIVE Medical Group PA, which will include training, credentialing and managing the telehealth clinical protocols.
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    JoiCasado ADMN2 found the following answer helpful:
    If there are no recognizable symptoms, how can I tell if I have glaucoma?
    The only way to tell if you have glaucoma if there are no symptoms is to be screened by an opthalmologist or an optometrist to check your eye pressure. Although some patients with a particular type of glaucoma called "open angle" glaucoma do have symptoms, the majority of glaucoma patients do not...Full Post
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    JoiCasado ADMN2 has posted a blog entry: HEART HEALTH

    Here are a few ways that you can help to prevent heart disease:
    courtesy of BMWK — What do you do to prevent heart disease?
    http://blackandmarriedwithkids.com/

    1. If you smoke, QUIT.

    Quitting smoking quickly reduces your risk for  coronary artery disease (CAD); within five to 10 years

    ...Full Post
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    JoiCasado ADMN2 posted:
    February is Heart Health Month, so get the word out to make sure that everyone, especially women, know and really understand the important facts about heart disease. ccording to the American Heart Association, 43 million women in the U.S. are affected by heart disease, and it is the cause of one in three women’s deaths every year…ONE IN THREE!
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    JoiCasado ADMN2 posted on MDLIVE’s wall:
    ACEP releases Disaster Hero video game
    Preparing your family in advance is the best protection in an emergency. To make that preparation and education fun for kids, ACEP has released the Web-based video game, Disaster Hero. The game was developed as part of a grant administered by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security/Federal Emergency Management Agency. The player takes the role of a Disaster Hero contestant in a high-tech game show, competing against a computer opponent. Read ACEP's press release, and check out the game
    http://www.disasterhero.com/
  • JoiCasado ADMN2
    JoiCasado ADMN2 found the following answer helpful:
    How do I access online care or e-visit services?
    There are many online care services out there. The patient wants to look for a service that has been in business for several years and that uses board-certified physicians. Many large e-players are now using online care to drive down their health insurance costs and save money and time for the p...Full Post
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    JoiCasado ADMN2 has posted a blog entry: Your spending habits

    Spending habits begin early, typically by imitating how people around you—family and friends—handle their own finances. Recall the important people in your life. How did your parents handle their money? Do you think you were influenced, for better or worse, by their example?

    Divide a sheet

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    JoiCasado ADMN2 posted on MDLIVE’s wall:
    Overcoming Depression at Christmas...In a recent poll, over 45 percent said that they dreaded the holiday altogether. Not everyone seems to see the light that Christmas brings, and if you look harder into the eyes of this joyous holiday, you may see why. More people kill themselves around Christmas time than any other time of year.
    There are several reasons why people are depressed during the Christmas season. Spending money that most do not have creates an environment for depression. There is a lot of pressure on folks to buy gifts, especially, for their children, even, if they can not afford to buy them. The easy solution is for them to charge it and pay the consequences later. This creates guilt which compounds the depression problem.
    Those who are single have their own set of needs that will stir up loneliness during the holidays. They go home to an empty house and try to fill the emptiness with other pursuits and activities.
    What about those who are single not by choice, but rather, due to a death or an unwanted divorce? The pain just does not go away. The feeling of rejection, compounded by watching others together during the season, forms the perfect situation for depression.
    Other issues that cause Christmas to be dreaded is: overeating, crowed stores, time constraints, office parties, etc Is it any wonder that over 50 percent of people polled said that they think Christmas should be toned down a bit.
    What are some viable ways to attempt to overcome depression at Christmas time?
    The first is to plan your budget for Christmas. Over spending is a real concern for most, therefore, make a budget and stick to it. Many will open up a Christmas savings account in which they add to all year. The bank then at a designated time will send out a check in ample time for Christmas spending.
    If you are single and prone to be lonely at Christmas be pro-active. There are plenty of others who are less fortunate. You will find them at the nursing homes, rescue shelters, soup kitchens, the leukemia ward of hospitals, and such like. Plan a trip to visit someone in one of these places. You dont have to know the person to visit them.
    Someone long ago said, Love is not love until you give it away. Perhaps, you will not notice your own loneliness, as much, if you are visiting someone else in a worse state than you. You dont have to stay long. You dont even have to say much or take a gift. It is just that fact that you stopped in to say hello. You were thinking of them and your presence is enough. Love is communicated by being there.
    Lastly, remembering what Christmas is really about is able to do wonders for you. It is not about gifts, parties, trees, lights, drinking, etc., it is about love. God so loved the world that He gave.love isnt love until given away. Give some love away this Christmas and find new meaning in the holiday season.
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    JoiCasado ADMN2 is now following Matt Bartel
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    JoiCasado ADMN2 is now following B Baldwin
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    JoiCasado ADMN2 approved the following answer:
    What treatments are recommended for autism?
    The symptoms of autism spectrum disorders vary from mild peculiarities to severe disabilities....Full Post