**Please cross post this to any Phoenix area Dev lists**

Hello everyone,

The iron is hot!!!

I have a client in the health insurance industry (read HIPAA experience) that 
has their entire database in Access.  This needs to be moved to MySQL on 
Windows and maintained, some desktop support as well, but their major 
problems are a bad front end (read buggy as hell), scalability, their ASP 
website, as well as speed.  It needs to be able to import from other medical 
insurance databases, Those with industry experience will know what I am 
talking about (EDI etc).  Some history:

I posted something for this a long time ago, but the client didn't move on it.  
Well they are growing and their current setup is about to croak.  They are 
now ANXIOUS to get this going, done well and in a timely fashion.  It will be 
reactive at first, then proactive later.

Setup? Windows 2k server (unfortunately at the present time not negotiable) 
and I would like MySQL used for the backend as this should make porting to 
another OS ( read Linux) later on. IIS, ASP web site.  About 6-8 users, with 
a few dedicated to data entry.

I will be available to help with anything but databases, as I don't do much 
with them at all.

Hours? Somewhat flexible, and some telecommuting is OK as well.  Maintenance 
portion probably won't be full time, but about 20-30 hours a week or less if 
you set things up right the first time.

Pay? Probably btwn $40 and $70 an hour as this will be long term depending 
upon experience and expediency.

Requirements? Can you make MySQL do backflips in Windows?  Have you migrated 
Access forms and queries and table to MySQL?  Feel like a little desktop 
support? I do mean little, not even close to full time, maybe 5-10 hours a 
week if that (I can do some, but would prefer not to as I have other clients 
that take all my time).  At the beginning, minimum 30 hours a week dedicated 
to the initial migration.

Location? Roughly Hayden and Shea

Dress? Clean but business casual.

Benefits?  HAHAHAHAHAHAHA....  no honestly I don't know.

Notes: This is a company that reprices claims for out of network claims.  They 
have lots of EDI and faxes coming in.  The more that is electronic the 
better.  As far as licensing of the product, I don't care.  Who owns the 
solution? Developer as far as I care, as long as this company has a license 
in perpetuity with no catches.  I prefer FOSS based please.  Eventually the 
whole system will be ported to Linux, ASP to PHP, IIS to Apache etc.  If you 
can do all that, then this is pretty long term if you take your time and do 
it right.

Yes there are commercial solutions, but no thanks.

Questions? Reply to this email.

My cell # (602)>no harvest<741>I said don't harvest<0974
Client contact: Chris Jackson - (480) no 348 harvesting 5859

Company name: Preferred Medical Claim Solutions (PMCS)

Thank you for your time,

Anthony


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