u/Feral_fucker

That’s the whole post.

I often see therapists refer to charging the card on file at the time of service, which makes perfect sense for cash clients. For folks who take insurance, though, what are you actually doing?

I’m separating my practice from a partner and likely moving to simple practice, and not sure if I’m up for taking on my own billing.

For those of you doing and measuring effective PTSD treatment for clients who experience a dramatic improvement in Sx, how long do you all keep PTSD on the Dx list and keep billing it? I have no intention of discharging clients whose PCL-5 improves to subclinical levels (~<28) who are still dealing with significant stressors, identity disturbance, relational patterns associated with trauma etc, and I could probably justify an adjustment DO, but it also feels weird to just wipe PTSD off the Dx list super quickly.