Jordan Rosenfeld
Science, Health, Finance
I write about medicine, health, science, neuroscience, aging, education, environment, and finance. Also author of 7 books, 5 on writing. jordanwritelife@gmail.com and @JordanRosenfeld
PROJECTS
ozy.com
Why We Need to Encourage Neurodiversity and Different Ways of Thinking
Workplace programs help people with autism get and retain jobs.
influencehealth.com
HIPAA Compliant CRM
As healthcare becomes increasingly data driven, digital, and more mobile, consumers demand healthcare organizations provide an online, streamlined experience to win their loyalty.
youinc.com
Overcoming Perfectionism As An Entrepreneur
The very ambition and drive that enable entrepreneurs to do big, bold and innovative things often carries with it a heightened risk of perfectionism. How to overcome?
mental_floss
How Do Placebos Work?
Every thought, emotion, and feeling we have has a biological substrate...
oaklandconduit.com
With New Office Tower Construction, Downtown’s Skyline is Changing
As buildings rise higher in Oakland, residents grapple with physical and economic changes.
ozy.com
It's Time to Help Nonprofits Get Physical
NONPROFITS THAT OWN PROPERTY ARE MORE LIKELY TO ACCUMULATE EQUITY AND MAINTAIN A STABLE PRESENCE IN THE COMMUNITY THAN THOSE THAT RENT SPACE
medicaleconomics.com
Emergency preparedness strategies for physicians
Physicians might seem among the best-equipped people to deal with the harrowing and unexpected nature of emergencies, from manmade calamity to natural disasters.
However, research shows that many physicians are not as prepared as they could be.
youinc.com
Setting Up Health Benefits For Your Company
Every company strives to be successful enough to offer a variety of competitive benefits to employees, but it can also bring challenges if you’ve never done it before.
oaklandconduit.com
Early Plans for Second Transbay Tube Coming Into Focus
Almost since the first Transbay Tube opened in 1974, the Bay Area Rapid Transit District has been eyeing a second transbay crossing as the population of the Bay Area has continued to swell. It can’t come too soon, either, as transportation demand is expected to exceed supply by 2030, according to a transit study done by the Metropolitan Transportation Commission.
Now a second tunnel is one step closer to reality, according to Nicholas Josefowitz, BART director for District 8, who is running f...
physicianspractice.com
Benefits review: how to better your practice
A 2017 report on employee benefits by the Society for Human Resources Management (SHRM) found that the number two reason employees leave a workplace after seeking better pay, is for better benefits.
NBC
With Lyme disease on the rise, why do so many chronic sufferers struggle to convince doctors they're sick?
It's not uncommon for people with suspected or persistent Lyme disease to meet with doubt from the medical establishment. But that may be changing.
medicaleconomics.com
Charge-capture software can increase practice revenue
In an era of increased demands on physicians, an often-overlooked part of the revenue cycle process is the capture of information known as charge capture.
medicaleconomics.com
Considerations for changing revenue cycle management technology
Revenue cycle management (RCM) technology changes must be undertaken with careful consideration and care
oaklandconduit.com
Kaiser Announces $200 million Investment in Community Homeless and Housing Initiatives
East Oakland Community Project official ‘cautiously optimistic’ that funds will get into the hands of people in need
youinc.com
What To Do When You're Stuck In A Creative Rut
You may be limiting your own creativity by how you define it...