I can only find a 5 year old post for this one. Wondering if anyone is submitting claims for TOVA with an LPC or LMFT? Maybe 96127 or 96146?

Good morning Pro Community,

Postage has been rising as we all know. Postage is now 50 cents per patient statement. 

What protocols has the community created or adopted to help curb the reduction of mailing patient statements?

For example - if we have a single client account where 10 statements have been mailed, that equates to a cost of $5.00 in postage alone. You compound that with multiple accounts over the course of one year you can be in the range of $50 to $100 just in postage alone. 

Thank you.

Debbie

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