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We have a similar problem--our intake staff need administrative privileges to create case files, etc, but also need clinical supervision...and supervisors should not have to have admin privileges to review progress notes for such supervisees...
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Much needed for our practice, as well. To make our service types work, "2 units" counts as one 50-minute session (1 unit is a 30-minute session), which is very poorly reflected on superbills. It looks like we've billed for 2 sessions at CPT code 90834, when we've really only billed for ONE session. This creates headaches for our staff, clients and their insurance companies...and looks like we're trying to commit fraud. Please do fix this.
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PLEASE...Pretty please?
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Hi There!
Is there a way to add a feature so individual clients who do not wish to receive appointment reminders (but otherwise DO want to be able to receive emails from therapists) can have their reminders turned off? Maybe an option in the client details that allows us to turn off appointment reminders for this client?
Thanks!
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I love the idea of the payout tracking. However, it would be great to be able to set the payout rate for therapists to be a particular dollar amount per therapy hour. (Our practice does not operate on a percentage split but on a flat clinician payment rate.)
Thanks!
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...it also constitutes a poor client experience when they show up for an appointment they think was scheduled, but it wasn't actually confirmed and/or a therapist never saw it!
Vice versa is also true--when a therapist shows up for a session they thought was happening, and a client cancelled it without ever being given explicit control over scheduling online...this automatic setting is a pain.