Double Oops:
The clients name is apparently Global Claim Resources (GCR)
My bad
Anthony
On Thursday 11 March 2004 01:13 pm, tickticker wrote:
> Oops, My phone number is wrong:
> My cell # (602)>no harvest<741>I said don't harvest<0974
> Should read:
> My cell # (602)>no harvest<741>I said don't harvest<0975
> With a 5 on the end.
>
> My email for those who don't get it due to forwarding(one report of this
> already):
>
> tickticker@NOSPAMcox.net
>
> ---------- Forwarded Message ----------
>
>
>
> **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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