Each time we disburse funds to you we will inform you in an email what your practices administrative fee is for that patient. Additionally, you can log into your Practice Center any time to see practice fees for any of your patients by clicking the patient's name.
How will I know what my practice’s administrative fee is for each patient?
Last Updated June 8, 2023less than a minute read
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