Unit-Based Fee Structure

Unit-Based Fee Structure

The Unit-Based Fee Structure that is available in the Accounting options. These specific fields are coded to round for billing without affecting EVV, which is why we are encouraging agencies to convert to the unit-based fee structure.

There are a few steps needed in order to start providing services with unit-based fees:

  1. Enable Unit-Based Fees

  2. Edit Client Fee Rate Labels

  3. Assign New Rates

  4. Change the Fee Type

  5. Update Shifts on the Scheduling Dashboard

To get started, access the Unit-Based Fees Tip Sheet here.


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