Has anyone heard of Paradigm Solutions?

• Has anyone heard of Paradigm Solutions? - Good and bad info appreciated!!
  • Worked for them eons ago... - Yeppers
    • Correction - Yeppers
  • Is this Paradigm out of Atlanta? - Anon
    • Yes it is and thank you so much - for the positive feedback!!
      • Now I see - Anon

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In my opinion the problem is that we are in a transition - paradigm shift - between the old way of communicating and the new.  We all transitioned to the computer and now we can work from home in our PJs if we want to instead of having to get dressed and go to an office and work from tapes. 

A similar thing is happening with our phone communication and it is going digital...you will have to get used to it because we ARE going to change.  Most of the rest of the world is way ahead of us on this front.  The technology is trying hard to catch up but meanwhile as we have to have long distance now to work in many cases (see above!) and if we use VoIP/digital we may have to make a few concessions for a bit.  Otherwise, we pay through the nose, have to sneak around and switch phone lines, stuff like that.  I predict it will get better, just like our cell phones got better, our computers got better, etc.

Don't blame the companies we work for...maybe they could help us figure out options but it isn't their fault.  Keystrokes was very upfront about the need for unlimited long distance when I hired on there. 

Well said.  Your post has presented some interesting issues.

There's another way to look at the issue, as well.  How would an MT feel about the offshoring issue if she were to collect commission on every report that were processed overseas?  In other words, the job market is not limited, but the industry is opened up to international profit for all.

While this option for the medical transcription industry may not be open to those of us who are not MTSO owners or stockholders, there are other industries that allow us to profit from the global economy.  I recently joined a company that does business in India.  If I want to, I can recruit Indians and sell my product in India and earn commission on the same.  At this point, my point of view regarding the global market has changed because I now can profit from it rather than lose because of it.

So, regarding the offshoring of medical transcription work, the only ones who do not like it are those who lose money on the deal.  Those who gain from it are not going to stop as long as the payoff is there and it continues to be legal.  Congress may have the control over this activity if they decide to levy heavy taxes on companies that offshore.  Otherwise, MTSOs will continue to do whatever brings them the most profit.  Let's face it; the profit is the main concern. 

So far, I haven't heard of a single company that puts the needs of its US-based workers ahead of profit; at least, not for long..  Have you?

No matter what their objective, no MTSO has the right to treat any of us like equipment.  We certainly need to put a stop to the lies, deception, and oppression that goes along with it.  This business of being required to show up to work to watch an empty queue is absolutely ridiculous.  I sure hope that those who are employees and are entitled to partial unemployment benefits, be sure to apply for those benefits appropriately.

Anyone work for them or heard of them?  Thanks for the info.

Are there any StatIQ MTs out there?  Do you like it?  Any pros/cons?

Thanks.

SheriL.

Does anyone out there use Voice Solutions by Central Voice, especially in conjunction with Meditech?  Just curious what all you had to have on your comp. to set up.

I have recently come across the company CareTech Solutions (friend of a friend works there) and I was curious as to any input anybody had on the company.  I'm especially interested in line rate, if they provide a computer, and what kind of contact/feedback they have with their MTs.

Thank you!

just wondering if anyone currently works for this company and how you like it, thanks.