Free invoice templates for psychiatrists built for session fees, medication management, and copays and deductibles. Download and edit in PDF, Word, Excel, Google Docs, or Google Sheets.
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How to label charges so every invoice makes sense the moment your clients see it.
List session fees, medication management, copays, deductibles, and paperwork with professional invoice line items.
Invoices fail when they confuse people or miss basics. Use these fast fixes to keep payments smooth and disputes rare.
Bill evals, med management, psychotherapy add-ons, telepsychiatry, no-shows, forms, and crisis time using a Psychiatrists Invoice Template. Get faster payment with clear answers.
Use separate CPT codes and list time. Example line items: “Initial psychiatric evaluation (90792), 60 min, $300” and “E/M follow-up (99214), 25 min, $180.”
Yes, if your policy is signed and posted. Example line item: “Missed appointment fee, less than 24 hours, $75.” Rules vary—check local rules.
List E/M plus the psychotherapy add-on with minutes. Example: “99214, 25 min, $180” and “Psychotherapy add-on 90833, 30 min, $120.”
Include the service code, modifier 95 if used, and location. Example: “99213-95, video visit, 20 min, $140.”
Yes, if not covered by insurance and disclosed in your policy. Example: “Form completion, FMLA packet, per form, $50.” Rules vary—check local rules.
Use crisis psychotherapy 90839 for first 60 minutes and 90840 for each additional 30 minutes, or prolonged E/M when applicable. Example: “Crisis psychotherapy 90839, 60 min, $260” and “Each addl 30 min 90840, $130.”
Add CPT, ICD-10, NPI, TIN, and paid amount so patients can file. Example: “99215, F33.1, NPI 1234567890, TIN 12-3456789, paid $220.”
Yes, if it is nonduplicative and the time is documented. Example: “Care coordination, 15 min call with therapist, $45.” Rules vary—check local rules.