Session Information Sample Clauses

Session Information. Following is a list of common service rates and the corresponding health insurance billing codes. This is not a comprehensive list, but reflects the most common services provided by our staff. Additional codes may be used by your provider as deemed appropriate. • 90791 Initial Consultation - $210.00 • 90832 Individual Therapy (30 minutes) - $120.00 • 90834 Individual Therapy (45 minutes) - $150.00 • 90837 Individual Therapy (60 minutes) - $180.00 • 90847 Family Psychotherapy - $160.00 • Written reports and/or letters - $90.00 • Professional Consultation (responding to subpoenas, doctor, lawyer, etc.) - $150/hour • Document Copy Services - $15.00 + $0.15 per copied sheet of paper • Returned Check Fee - $25.00 All fees are to be paid at the time of service. Insightful Matters Family Counseling Professionals, Inc. (IMFCP, Inc.) offers a sliding scale fee on a case-by-case basis. If you feel a reduction is warranted, please discuss with your therapist. Insurance plans have pre-determined fee schedules that may be different than the amounts stated above. If you are an insurance client, you are responsible for any applicable deductible amounts, co-payments or co-insurance funds stated due on the Explanation of Benefits (EOB) issued by your insurance carrier. After claims process, any unpaid balance will be charged to the credit card on file unless other payment arrangements are made. IMFCP, Inc. recommends contacting your insurance company directly to obtain your IMFCP providers’ network status. If your therapist is out-of-network with your insurance plan, you may be responsible for partial or full payment. If this is the case, IMFCP, Inc. will explore the possibility of submitting claims to your insurance carrier or alternatively, we can provide you with a superbill (upon request), with which you are welcome to self-submit an out-of-network claim. Please be aware that your insurance company may send you the session payment directly. This payment is to be remitted to your provider for services rendered. It is the responsibility of the insured/parent/client to present secondary or tertiary coverage at the time of initial visit. If not presented at the initial visit, the client/parent will be responsible for filing secondary claims themselves. The client/parent is also responsible for keeping track of referrals, authorizations and/or plan limitations including visit limitation. Any information or statements written here are not a guarantee of benefits and/or payme...
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Session Information. Type of Session * Newborn (under 14 days old) Baby (under 12 months old) Child Mini-Session (children only) Maternity Family Couple/Engagement Bridal Wedding other Adults Names (being photographed) * Children Names & Age (being photographed) * Additional Information (Ideas for Session, Preferred Location for Session, Etc.)
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Session Information. The clinician named above agrees to render services at the assignment described below: DATE OF APPEARANCE: TIME OF SESSION: LENGTH OF SESSION: DATE OF APPEARANCE: TIME OF SESSION: LENGTH OF SESSION: DATE OF APPEARANCE: TIME OF SESSION: LENGTH OF SESSION: Select One Select One Select One Select One Select One Select One Select One Select One Select One MMEA Exec INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR AGREEMENT *The sponsor listed below has agreed to provide financial support for the following expenses: All Expenses Appearance Fee Transportation Expenses Lodging Meals No Sponsorship Sponsor Name: Sponsor Email: Other Information:
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Session Information. During the procedures for join multicast group ([3] clause 8. 1.1) the UE may inform SCF of the selected channel. 1.1). The delay timer is a preconfigured value in the UE with a default value of 10 seconds. When the delay timer expires, the network shall be informed of the currently viewed channel with a SIP INFO message. • The SIP INFO message shall be sent by the UE on the same dialogue as the Broadcast TV session initiation and shall contain an XML file with the channel change information. The message body carries the service action data: the matching "BC Bookmarks" object shall be created so that: - IPTVActionDataCommand shall be set to "Notify"; - Notify shall be set to "IPTVBcActionData"; - BCServiceId is set to the value of the current channel; - ProgrammeId is optionally set to the value of the current programme. • Bookmark is set to the current timestamp if the UE has the knowledge of such timestamp (e.g. through SNTP). If the UE is not aware of such current timestamp, Bookmark is set to a default value: "NOW". The Content-Type header shall be set to "application/vnd.etsi.iptvcommand +xml". The body content of the message is described in [3] annex D.
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Session Information. I would like to enroll to take lessons through the PSU Music Preparatory School for: ** Sibling Discount: 10% off for additional siblings currently enrolled in the program. ** Sibling Name currently enrolled: $120 $108.00 $96 $86.40 $48 $43.20
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Session Information. Following is a list of common service rates and the corresponding health insurance billing codes. This is not a comprehensive list, but reflects the most common services provided by our staff. Additional codes may be used by your provider as deemed appropriate. • 90791 Initial Consultation - $210.00 • 90832 Individual Therapy (30 minutes) - $120.00 • 90834 Individual Therapy (45 minutes) - $150.00 • 90837 Individual Therapy (60 minutes) - $180.00 • 90847 Family Psychotherapy - $160.00 • Written reports and/or letters - $90.00 • Professional Consultation (responding to subpoenas, doctor, lawyer, etc.) - $150/hour • Document Copy Services - $15.00 + $0.15 per copied sheet of paper • Returned Check Fee - $25.00 All fees are to be paid at the time of service. Insightful Matters Family Counseling Professionals, Inc. (IMFCP, Inc.) offers a sliding scale fee on a case-by-case basis. If you feel a reduction is warranted, please discuss with your therapist. Insurance plans have pre-determined fee schedules that may be different than the amounts stated above. If you are an insurance client, you are responsible for any applicable deductible amounts, co-payments or co-insurance funds stated due on the Explanation of Benefits (EOB) issued by your insurance carrier.
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Session Information. Counselling sessions last approx. 50 minutes. If you arrive late, the session time cannot be extended. - If you are unable to attend a session, please give me as much notice as possible, via the email address provided, and I will do my best to reschedule for a more convenient time slot for you. I charge the full session fee if 24 hours’ notice is not provided for cancellations. - I charge £45 per PCT session and £55 per CBT session. Bank transfers can be made to: Account No: 19704193, Sort Code: 04-06-05. I ask that this payment is made no later than the day before your session, as this will act as confirmation that you will be attending your session. Please use your name as the payment reference.
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