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PPJ Enterprise: PPJ Enterprise Announces Discovery of Overpayments (Assets)


Published on 2009-08-11 10:21:09, Last Modified on 2009-08-11 10:21:18 - Market Wire
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RENO, NV--(Marketwire - August 11, 2009) - PPJ Enterprise (PINKSHEETS: [ PPJE ]) today announces a discovery of overpayments in the amount of $2.9mm by periodic evaluation of accounting records. After a review, it was determined through the Doctor's Weekly Reimbursement Report for years 1999 to 2007 that at least one previous medical billing client received in excess. This total amount does not include interest that will be assessed. PPJE management strongly believes that this overpayment is collectable.

PPJE will also be auditing other former client accounts to ensure accurate payment records and will update shareholders on review results.

About PPJ Enterprise

PPJ Enterprise (PINKSHEETS: [ PPJE ]) is a provider of comprehensive, full-service medical practice management software. We believe this is the only fully automated health care reimburse management systems in the United States. This software system also provides management of electronic health records.

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