Where the Client Is

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   wtci

   December 7, 2009 • 4:53 pm

   A strong thumbs-up here:

   http://traumatherapy.typepad.com/trauma_attachment_therapy/2006/12/office_ally_fre.html

   “For 26 years I’ve had clients fill out HCVA forms, in dark ink. I’ve copied the master one, and each month, filled in the dates and fees, signed them, printed envelopes, stamped them and sent them off. Whenever I looked at billing software, I was scared away by the price ($800+) and the learning curve. Office Ally is underwritten by insurance companies it bills for. It is absolutely free. So is the technical support. So is the storage, for 10 years, of every bill you send. So is the ability to track the bill and the client. All 8 companies that I bill, can be billed through Office Ally. It has hundreds of payors. If you send a bill to someone it doesn’t know (a client’s mother, for instance) it costs 25 cents. Cheaper than a stamp. It was easy. From here on, I’m billing this way.”
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   KC

   December 10, 2009 • 10:06 am

   Thanks for the tip–I just signed up for this service and it was really easy (and free). Having previously spent way too much time submitting super bills or working my way through insurance company phone trees, I am relieved to have this service in place.

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