The month in review
Dr James Brennan · Brennan Orthopaedics · C-1184has collected €61,180 for you in June, from 21 payments. That is 11% more than May, and it settled in 22 days on average. Two things need you going into July.
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christine.farrell@has.ieMs Doyle, knee arthroscopy, €1,850 with VHI. VHI settle in about 18 days, so the money should reach you around 12 August. Nothing needs you.
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has collected €61,180 for you in June, from 21 payments. That is 11% more than May, and it settled in 22 days on average. Two things need you going into July.
Dr Brennan,
June is closed. has collected €61,180 for you from 21 payments, 11% more than May, settling in 22 days on average. €12,460 is still with the insurers and I am chasing all of it.
Two things need you in July: the hip code on Mr Kavanagh, and a legible operation note for Ms Doyle. Both are waiting in your portal and neither takes a minute.
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