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If your website says $20 for massage and you charge insurance companies $40 then you have a DUAL FEE SCHEDULE! If you tell cash patients electric stimulation is $20 and you charge insurance companies $30 then you have a DUAL FEE SCHEDULE! If anyone who calls your office and asks how much you charge for an adjustment and your staff tells them we charge $40 for an adjustment and you charge insurance companies $55 then you have a DUAL FEE

Please see the attached Disclosure of Financial Interest form. It is only to be used by medical providers who own multiple medical corporations and submit bills for a patient under multiple corporations. Click here to get a word file that you can download for free For instance, if a Chiropractor is an investor in two companies (ie. Chiropractic Inc. and Orthopedic Inc.) and the Chiropractor refers a patient to Orthopedic Inc. for a consultation then this form is absolutely necessary

Link to the Florida Administrative Rule defining “direct supervision.” 64B8-2.001 Definitions. (1) Levels of Supervision: (a)”Direct supervision” shall require the physical presence of the supervising licensee on the premises so that the supervising licensee is reasonably available as needed. When this term is used in probationary terms of a Final Order, it requires that the licensee practice medicine only if the approved supervisor is on the premises. (b)”Indirect supervision” shall require only that the supervising licensee practice at a location