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by Martha E. Sims Rodriguez
Readers will become familiar with terms of a trust, and the process of setting up a Living Trust. A revocable living trust––sometimes simply called a living trust––could be described as a box that holds all your stuff, and by having a trust you have written out what you would like to happen to your box if you die. The Trust is a legal entity created to hold ownership of an individual's assets. The person who forms the trust is called the guarntor or trust maker, and in most cases, also serves as the trustee, controlling and managing the assets placed there. Some trust makers prefer to have an institution or attorney acts as trustee..
A revocable living trust covers three phases of the trust maker's life: his/her lifetime, once the grantor is deceased the trust becomes an irrevocable trust meaning no changes can be made. The trust covers the grantor during possible incapacitation, and dictates what will happen after his/her death.
The Business of Operating A Successful Telehealth Practice: Step-By-Step Practice Set-Up 2022-20233.0 out of 5 stars2
by Martha E Sims Rodriguez BS CPC
Telehealth allows easy access to healthcare for patients. The transition to telehealth also reduces cost to the healthcare provider and increases income when done correctly. One of our clients went from an average of 18 patient visits per day to 45! A 40% increase. When you can understand the various ins and outs of constructing a successful telehealth system success in patient care and better outcomes. This lesson on telehealth will guide you to successful implementation.