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Practice Management
Operational best practices for running and growing a therapy practice.
Cancellation and No-Show Policy
A cancellation and no-show policy defines the notice period required to cancel a therapy session and the fees charged for late cancellations or missed appointments.
Practice ManagementClient Intake Process
The client intake process is the sequence of administrative and clinical steps that onboard a new therapy client, from initial contact through the first session.
Practice ManagementClinical Supervision
Clinical supervision is the formal, evaluative relationship in which an experienced therapist oversees and supports the professional development of a trainee or supervisee.
Practice ManagementInsurance Billing and Superbilling
Insurance billing covers the process of submitting claims to insurance companies for therapy reimbursement, while superbilling provides clients with documentation to seek out-of-network reimbursement.
Practice ManagementSession Documentation
Session documentation is the process of recording clinical information from therapy sessions, including notes, assessments, and treatment updates.
Practice ManagementSliding Scale Fee Structure
A sliding scale fee structure is a tiered pricing system where therapy session fees are adjusted based on the client's household income, expanding access while maintaining practice viability.
Practice ManagementTeletherapy Best Practices
Teletherapy is the delivery of therapy services through video conferencing or other digital platforms, requiring specific technical, ethical, and clinical considerations.
Practice ManagementWaitlist Management
Waitlist management is the structured process of screening, communicating with, and prioritising prospective therapy clients who are waiting for an available appointment slot.
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