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I have heard that ICD-10 has a code for "fiberoptic retrieval of password".
John
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john that would be awesome if you could bill that code to your insurance company.
Every time you look up your own password.....bill insurance $250 bucks.
Adam Lauer, DO (solo FP)
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LOL: saving passwords to colon!
I usually have the opposite reaction. When I give a script for a scheduled medication, they ask if I'm not going to just send it! They all expect me to send everything now.
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Living the Dream in Alaska
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You just have to make sure the guinea pigs don't "squeal" 
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