Improving technology, faster wireless speeds, growing demands from doctors and patients, and requirements of the Affordable Care Act and other government regulations, have all led to greater acceptance and implementation of wireless technology by Oklahoma hospital administrators.
Computer equipment loses value at roughly 2% per week. What does this mean to you? What you purchase today is worth 2% less this week, 2% less of that total next week, etc. For example If you paid $2000 for a computer today, next year it will be worth $600 and the year after that $200. Three years from the date of purchase, it is worth about $60. This “scratch pad type calculation” is close, but not exact. Is there any benefit in owning equipment like this?
Home health care professionals provide supportive services to many families in Oklahoma City. These services include assistance with activities such as daily living, nursing care, and therapy. The goal is to help clients stay happy, healthy, and safe in their homes.
Accounting boards across the country, including the Oklahoma Accountancy Board, play a major role in society. As a public accountant, one should always be aware of their state’s accountancy board and what their responsibilities entail.
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Medicare defines home health care as a broad range of health care services provided in a home setting following an injury or illness. According to Medicare’s website, home health care is usually less costly, more convenient, and often as effective as care one would receive in a hospital or skilled nursing facility.
Avoid Technology Obsolescence - Computer equipment loses value at roughly 2% per week. What does this mean to you? What you purchase today is worth 2% less this week, 2% less of that total next week, etc. For example If you paid $2000 for a computer today, next year it will be worth $600 and the year after that $200. Three years from the date of purchase, it is worth about $60. This “scratch pad type calculation” is close, but not exact.
As it can be very difficult to reach agreement on the exact number of small businesses nationally, it should come as no surprise that there is no official consensus on the number of small business in Oklahoma City or the greater Oklahoma City metropolitan statistical area (MSA). Heck, even the Oklahoma District Office of the U.S. Small Business Administration doesn’t publish this information on its website.
Improving security for mobile devices is a critical issue for Oklahoma City CPA firms.
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Preventing healthcare malware attacks should be a top priority for Oklahoma home healthcare organizations.
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Designing an IT disaster recovery plan (DRP) is challenging. No doubt about it. But every – yes every – Oklahoma City CPA firm needs one.
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