Shagrlygrl
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I work in a provider office. Do patients have to sign the fee ticket (Charge slip, etc) verifying the charges for the date of service?
Thank you.
Thank you.
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Wiki Patient Signature on Fee Ticket/Charge Slip
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This would depend on your office policies. Generally, most offices do not use this practice. At the time the patient presents for services they sign a consent form which includes a statement in regards to accepting financial responsibility for the services rendered that day. If a patient disputes the charges then the medical records would be used as justification for the services rendered.