Practice economics · client communication · reviewed 28 August 2026

Fee change rollout plan

A coordinated record for changing fees across agreements, estimates, systems, and client communication.

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Use before announcing a fee change or altering a sliding-scale, package, or recurring-care assumption.

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This does not select a fee, determine contract rights, or create client-specific financial advice.

Edition 1.0 · reviewed 28 August 2026

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Review point 01

Define what changes

Record affected services, clients, effective dates, exceptions, and the business basis for the decision.

Review point 02

Review existing agreements

Identify notice periods, payer terms, employee or contractor arrangements, and other written constraints.

Review point 03

Update estimate workflows

Determine which self-pay estimates must be revised and when they must be delivered.

Review point 04

Align every system

Reconcile consent, website, scheduler, EHR, superbills, statements, payment tools, and internal scripts.

Review point 05

Plan individual communication

Choose timing, channel, accessibility, and a route for questions without exposing client information.

Review point 06

Audit the first billing cycle

Check charges, exceptions, estimates, receipts, and complaints against the approved plan.

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