Diahann B.

About Diahann

I became a caregiver because it is rewarding. We are called to be servant to others, rather than to be served. I am concerned about both the physical and spiritual aspect of an individual well being that has limited mobility. I have always placed other above myself. I want for all whom has limited mobility to be able to lead a happy, safe and fulfilling life. Just the response to a new environment or changes in their mobility, it is important as a caregiver that I display a caring and loving heart filled with compassion so that a person with limited mobility doesn’t feel alone in the processing of adjusting. And there’s simply no reward quite like watching a person smile and hearing their laughter. What I like about being a caregiver is the fact that I can and do have an impact on the lives of those I meet. For those that I have come in contact with I am able to leave a caring and loving spirit behind. Being a care giver I can nurture and bring positive reinforcement to a person well being. I also enjoy meeting new people and hearing them talk about their life, family and friends. My personal achievement was to before a CAN/ nurturing and caring for those that are totally unable or have limited mobility. Also I want to complete my Associate Degree in Health Administration in 2015 and from there I will enroll in the School of Nursing. My characteristic are as follow: I believe in giving 100% in everything I do. I am kind, compassionate and respectful and believe in trea

Caregiving Services & Expertise

Experience & Education

Colorado Technical University

Nov 2012 - Aug 2015

Nov 2012 - Aug 2015

Caregiver/CNA

Jan 2011 - Aug 2014

Acuvmen Fiscal Agent LLC

Assisted Daily Living (basic and personal care),document progression administer insulin, vitals: temp, blood pressure and blood sugar feeding Tube (set rate & dosage),administer medications, follow-up on prescription refills, CPR, First Aid, exercise activities, ambulation/transfer and assist the patient to doctor appointments.

Jan 2011 - Aug 2014

NV Enterprises Training Academy

Mar 2014 - May 2014

Mar 2014 - May 2014

Billing and Collection Coordinator

Jan 2006 - Jan 2010

ATG Rehabilitation

Electronically and manually submitted claims 48 hours of delivery date/service date.Performed all follow-up and collection activities to maintain a reduced DSO (partial payment, denial and delinquent’s claims).Answered incoming calls as needed.Submitted to Reimbursement manager weekly progress report.Worked with management to obtain corporate financial goals and objectives.Mailed monthly invoices to customers.Attended payer’s seminars (DMERC, Medicaid).Practiced State and Federal regulation when billing claims.

Jan 2006 - Jan 2010

Georgia Medical Institute

Jun 2002 - Feb 2003

Jun 2002 - Feb 2003

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