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Great news! The calls backs have begun! I received a call yesterday and will start back on the 18th. I was told that my salary would have to be slightly reduced and that I wouldn't get my first payroll check for 3 weeks but that's ok b/c I've Git my job back! Ready to do great and make this company strong again! Hope to see the rest of you back very soon. Merry Chritmas! My present has come early thanks to GH!
 












Anonymous said:
Great news! The calls backs have begun! I received a call yesterday and will start back on the 18th. I was told that my salary would have to be slightly reduced and that I wouldn't get my first payroll check for 3 weeks but that's ok b/c I've Git my job back! Ready to do great and make this company strong again! Hope to see the rest of you back very soon. Merry Chritmas! My present has come early thanks to GH!
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This is wonderful news indeed! See, because you were willing to chill, your excellent income has been restored with one outstanding company. You will be able to pay off your credit cards in January too all because you took my advise and chilled. Good for you!
 






Anonymous said:
Great news! The calls backs have begun! I received a call yesterday and will start back on the 18th. I was told that my salary would have to be slightly reduced and that I wouldn't get my first payroll check for 3 weeks but that's ok b/c I've Git my job back! Ready to do great and make this company strong again! Hope to see the rest of you back very soon. Merry Chritmas! My present has come early thanks to GH!
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This is fantastic news!!! Thank you everyone at DSI for hanging in there to turnaround the company. I'm at my phone, waiting for the call. How many are being called back to HQ?
 






Anonymous said:
The company has been closed down! No monies will be paid out as chapter 13 protects from this. Our long nightmare is over.
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NOT TRUE. They can continue to operate under Chapter 13 with a court-approved repayment plan structured for up to five years (above median wage income filer). This ensures that personal property and assets (homes, yacht, cars, household fixtures) are not seized under foreclosure and that all debts are repaid to creditors.

There are so many are industry reps unemployed across the US that the phones at DSI will be ringing off the hook for a job with a good company with excellent income and benefits.

God Bless GH and his family for saving the company. It's time to go holiday shopping people.

Chill!
 






GOD BLESS ALL THE FOLKS AT DSI. THE NIGHTMARE IS FINALLY OVER.
Now, go and make this month-end the best in the history of the company.
Keep the faith, work hard and pray for those less fortunate.
 






I smell a settlement in the air, do you?

Order | Filed: November 25, 2013 | Entered: November 25, 2013
Deane v. Dynasplint Systems, Inc.
Other Statutory Actions | Louisiana Eastern
Order ~Util - Set/Reset Hearings
NOTICE - Scheduling Conference set for 12/18/2013 10:30 AM before case manager, by telephone.(cbs)
 






Here's the last memo from GH previously posted. Everything is proceeding according to The Plan. Oh ye' of such little faith. Chill.



Good Afternoon Colleagues:

Last week I received notice from Cahaba Safeguard Administrators out of Milwaukee, WI that the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, CMS, has decided to suspend all Medicare payments due to the Department of Justice lawsuit, until such time as CMS decides if we have been on the right side of the law all this time.

The suspension of our Medicare payments, while directly not a good thing, indirectly is a very, very good thing. I’ll explain both of these situations.

The suspension of Medicare payments will have very little impact on the cash coming in the door on which the business depends to operate. You may recall by the layoff of August 6th, we lowered our overhead by 70%. That’s why we depend on 30% of our billings to result in cash in the door to fund the operations of the business today. Medicare represents 25% of the total cash the company receives, but essentially none of that comes in the door. Nearly 100% of the Medicare money is paid by electronic funds transfer directly to BB&T. While the payment of the Medicare funds set us on the course to have BB&T paid off by the end of October, if we don’t receive another dime from Medicare, the bank will be paid off by the middle to the end of December. Ironically, before the Medicare suspension of payments was known, my lawyers and accountant submitted a repayment plan to BB&T giving us until December 31, 2013 to have them paid in full. That wiggle room may now be useful.

That’s the bad news –we can live with it until CMS makes their ruling.

The good news is that by CMS taking this action, they requested a rebuttal from me to demonstrate why the Department of Justice lawsuit has no merit. I sent that rebuttal to CMS two days ago. It is a strong rebuttal and defends our position with a good sensible argument using their own rules, regulations and guidance to defend how we have operated for the past 20 years.

I believe they will have this resolved within the next 30-60 days. Whichever way CMS rules on our business practices over the past 20 years, we will follow their mandate. The DOJ lawsuit will then most probably quickly settle. Either I will give them the money they are seeking (if CMS rules against us) or the DOJ will drop the case because they won’t have any case. Their argument will dissipate. If CMS rules against us, we can still appeal the outcome. I doubt this will be needed. Incidentally, keep filling the orders we receive including Medicare Beneficiaries properly qualified in nursing facilities. However, until CMS rules on this issue, hopefully within 60 days, we will cease submitting claims to Medicare for payment for nursing facility Part B patients. This constitutes less than 5% of our Medicare claims anyway. All sales consultants will continue to receive credit for all other Medicare work despite the suspension of payments.

So here is the thought I am going to leave you with. Both the banking problem and the False Claims Act lawsuit are looking to be resolved before the end of the year. The bank will be paid to zero. When CMS reads the overwhelming level of support we sent to them two days ago backing our business practices over the past 20 years, I am highly confident they will, at the minimum, restore Medicare payments and express to the DOJ the absence of any false claim wrongdoing on our part. They may change the rules to keep us out of NFs, but that would not be the end of the world for us, but would hurt those desperate patients needing our services—that alone would be painful and I hope they do not rule in that fashion to deny those beneficiaries the services Part B insurance was intended to give. At best, they will sanctify what we have been doing and clarify that we can continue to do our work in nursing facilities. Whatever they decide, I’m going to follow their direction once given.

Keep working and praying for the right outcome. I am. And I have not lost any hope whatsoever. I feel this is moving to a better outcome and will come to resolution so much quicker than I feared would result from the continuing presence of the DOJ suit.

Thanks for getting August to close and let’s work to make September a very good month.

George R. Hepburn, P.T.
President
 






Anonymous said:
This is wonderful news indeed! See, because you were willing to chill, your excellent income has been restored with one outstanding company. You will be able to pay off your credit cards in January too all because you took my advise and chilled. Good for you!
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I be very glad I took your advise. It be very good. Thank to you very much. You be such a good person. I like to be at work again, making excellent income for family.
 


















Anonymous said:
Here's the last memo from GH previously posted. Everything is proceeding according to The Plan. Oh ye' of such little faith. Chill.



Good Afternoon Colleagues:

Last week I received notice from Cahaba Safeguard Administrators out of Milwaukee, WI that the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, CMS, has decided to suspend all Medicare payments due to the Department of Justice lawsuit, until such time as CMS decides if we have been on the right side of the law all this time.

The suspension of our Medicare payments, while directly not a good thing, indirectly is a very, very good thing. I’ll explain both of these situations.

The suspension of Medicare payments will have very little impact on the cash coming in the door on which the business depends to operate. You may recall by the layoff of August 6th, we lowered our overhead by 70%. That’s why we depend on 30% of our billings to result in cash in the door to fund the operations of the business today. Medicare represents 25% of the total cash the company receives, but essentially none of that comes in the door. Nearly 100% of the Medicare money is paid by electronic funds transfer directly to BB&T. While the payment of the Medicare funds set us on the course to have BB&T paid off by the end of October, if we don’t receive another dime from Medicare, the bank will be paid off by the middle to the end of December. Ironically, before the Medicare suspension of payments was known, my lawyers and accountant submitted a repayment plan to BB&T giving us until December 31, 2013 to have them paid in full. That wiggle room may now be useful.

That’s the bad news –we can live with it until CMS makes their ruling.

The good news is that by CMS taking this action, they requested a rebuttal from me to demonstrate why the Department of Justice lawsuit has no merit. I sent that rebuttal to CMS two days ago. It is a strong rebuttal and defends our position with a good sensible argument using their own rules, regulations and guidance to defend how we have operated for the past 20 years.

I believe they will have this resolved within the next 30-60 days. Whichever way CMS rules on our business practices over the past 20 years, we will follow their mandate. The DOJ lawsuit will then most probably quickly settle. Either I will give them the money they are seeking (if CMS rules against us) or the DOJ will drop the case because they won’t have any case. Their argument will dissipate. If CMS rules against us, we can still appeal the outcome. I doubt this will be needed. Incidentally, keep filling the orders we receive including Medicare Beneficiaries properly qualified in nursing facilities. However, until CMS rules on this issue, hopefully within 60 days, we will cease submitting claims to Medicare for payment for nursing facility Part B patients. This constitutes less than 5% of our Medicare claims anyway. All sales consultants will continue to receive credit for all other Medicare work despite the suspension of payments.

So here is the thought I am going to leave you with. Both the banking problem and the False Claims Act lawsuit are looking to be resolved before the end of the year. The bank will be paid to zero. When CMS reads the overwhelming level of support we sent to them two days ago backing our business practices over the past 20 years, I am highly confident they will, at the minimum, restore Medicare payments and express to the DOJ the absence of any false claim wrongdoing on our part. They may change the rules to keep us out of NFs, but that would not be the end of the world for us, but would hurt those desperate patients needing our services—that alone would be painful and I hope they do not rule in that fashion to deny those beneficiaries the services Part B insurance was intended to give. At best, they will sanctify what we have been doing and clarify that we can continue to do our work in nursing facilities. Whatever they decide, I’m going to follow their direction once given.

Keep working and praying for the right outcome. I am. And I have not lost any hope whatsoever. I feel this is moving to a better outcome and will come to resolution so much quicker than I feared would result from the continuing presence of the DOJ suit.

Thanks for getting August to close and let’s work to make September a very good month.

George R. Hepburn, P.T.
President
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Back off stank butthole.
 






I am so glad the resident idiot is posting stuff from September..hunny that is OLD news. I also love that you are posting that people are being called back and then responding to yourself!!!

Please seek professional help for the multiple personalities that you have shown on this website.

Trust me when I say the income has never been outstanding and DSI at this point is tarnished and will take a long time to recover..if they ever recover.

Please do not listen to the resident idiot, he/she is full of shit!

R
 


















Anonymous said:
Are there any former sales reps who have been paid their final pay checks back from the layoffs in the summer?

Thank you for your honest replies!
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Please chill for now very soon you will be called back to work and your excellent income will be restored with one outstanding company. If you need money for the Christmas holidays then please use your credit cards until your excellent income has been restored in January. Stay the course my friend we are almost there patience you will soon be rewarded by chilling
 






Anonymous said:
Please chill for now very soon you will be called back to work and your excellent income will be restored with one outstanding company. If you need money for the Christmas holidays then please use your credit cards until your excellent income has been restored in January. Stay the course my friend we are almost there patience you will soon be rewarded by chilling
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You are the biggest idiot I've ever seen. I wouldn't come back to work for DSI if they tripled my salary. Do you think people want to be called back? We have all moved on and gotten jobs with real companies. I hope they call me to offer me my job back so I can laugh in their face. Nobody wants to work for that criminal again. We just want the money we worked for.
 






Anonymous said:
You are the biggest idiot I've ever seen. I wouldn't come back to work for DSI if they tripled my salary. Do you think people want to be called back? We have all moved on and gotten jobs with real companies. I hope they call me to offer me my job back so I can laugh in their face. Nobody wants to work for that criminal again. We just want the money we worked for.
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Most likely you were let go because you weren't pulling your weight anyway. DSI kept the good ones.
 






Yeah cause 3/4 of the company were slackers! That's why most of us have moved on to better jobs where we have health & dental insurance . We are actually paid an excellent salary on time with no fear of bounced checks. I don't know who you are but don't you have work to do restoring things the way they ought to be?
 












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