If the health center chooses to have a nominal fee and there are several categories with different nominal fees, (example, dental preventative $20, dental basic $50, dental restorative $100), can we charge the nominal fee per category if several services were provided across these different categories on the same day? Or, are we only able to charge one of the nominal fees, and if so, how do we determine which category to charge?
This is a great question that we get asked often! In the example scenario, you are able to charge a nominal fee per category as long as you show incremental increases, and the nominal fee for patients under 100% Federal Poverty Level is the lowest nominal fee.
February 17th, 2025
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Compliance was never meant to feel this heavy. But for many healthcare organizations, it has become exactly that.
Requirements keep expanding. Oversight is more intense. Audits are more frequent. And too often, the work is still managed through disconnected systems, spreadsheets, and constant manual follow-ups.
There is a better way to do this work.