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Kinlaw30:
Could someone help??!! I have a client that see about 5-10 patients per month so the provider is on a sliding scale being charged per patient. I feel like I should be charging the client more due to the workload. Since client is on sliding scale would it be feasible to charge her more due to workload? If so, how could I present to her the increase or extra fee for services?

Also, at what point  should I perform an audit what should it include? What would be a reasonable price for a small office?

Michele:
When doing a sliding scale you should have a base line.  Accounts no matter how small require a certain amount of work that can't always be considered in the number of patients, at least not when the patients are less than 10 per month.  As for this client, when is the contract up?  It will be difficult to raise them without it being time to renew the contract.  If you are able to I would present it something like "I know you don't have a lot of clients but your account still requires a certain amount of my time.  In order for me to continue to provide the quality service I will need to raise your fee to $xxx.xx." 

Kinlaw30:
Hi,

 Contact end July.

Michele:
Does your contract allow for you to request a fee increase?

BikhamHealthcare:
its all depend on your contract if its allow then you rest its on client..

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