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PPJ Enterprise: PPJ Enterprise Announcing Continuous Efforts to Grow Its Newly Acquired Subsidiary's Medical Billing Clients

^{Published on 2009-09-11 07:50:56 - Market Wire}
 

RENO, NV--(Marketwire - September 11, 2009) - PPJ Enterprise (PPJ) (PINKSHEETS: [ PPJE ]), a leader in proprietary automated healthcare multi-specialty provider reimbursement cycle technology and EHR development/information management digital system software for health care providers. PPJ Enterprises has focused all of its resources currently on the strategic business development of the medical billing firm PBS. The short-term goals for PBS include increasing the number of clients and development of health information systems to provide cost effective support for medical record management and billing processes. PBS will utilize the expertise of PPJ Enterprise executives to attract future clients in the Anesthesia, Pain Management and/or Ambulatory Surgical Center fields.

The first marketing opportunity for PBS comes September 23 to 27, 2009 near Kansas City, Kansas. This Pain Management Training Conference is sponsored by The Society for Pain Practice Management (SPPM); PBS is confident that prospective Pain Management practice clients will attend. The SPPM Meeting Program states that not only will Pain Management Professionals be in attendance, but also invited are their office staff and medical billing decision makers. Attendance statistics are unknown, but SPPM is one of the well known and the oldest Pain Management Professional Association in the United States. There are only a handful of pain management medical billing specialists in the industry, so by addressing this target market, PBS will generate significant interest by attending this trade show.

The website is vital to online marketing and to generate prospective client interest. So PPJ Enterprises has been working with a contracted web developer to put together an interactive website for PBS prior to attendance at the SPPM conference. The PBS website will provide prospective clients information about their medical billing services, and examples of actual reimbursements for various anesthesia, pain management and ambulatory surgery center payments. In the future, this website will also allow established clients to view their medical billing accounts securely from the internet.

PPJ Enterprises has retained an RHIT consultant. Mrs. P. Madero (Madero), MBA, a registered health information technologist (RHIT), has over 9 years of medical billing and coding experience. An RHIT professional ensures the quality of medical records by ensuring completeness and accuracy of data entry, reviews and develops health information systems to analyze patient data, and is trained in coding diagnosis and procedures for medical insurance reimbursement. Madero's expertise will be valuable in effectively coding for new PBS clients, but will also be retained for further development of PPJ Enterprises' medical practice management system, Automated Biller.

PPJ Enterprise is currently trading under the symbol PPJE.PK

For more information please contact: PPJ Enterprise Management at (775) 348-5735, website: [ www.ppjenterprise.com ], email: [ pm@ppjenterprise.com ]

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