Mark Reid, Marriage & Family Therapist
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Invoices, Statements & Superbills

Using the Client Portal, you can view your recent invoices, statements, superbills, and payments. You can also add a credit card and pay for your sessions.

Viewing your billing history and documents
  • After logging into the Client Portal, click Billing & Payments to see your billing page. This page provides you with an overview of your recent payment history and access to your billing documents.
  • You’ll see three sections for Invoices, Statements, and Insurance Reimbursement Statements (superbills). Invoices are created after every session. When a payment is made the invoice is marked paid. Superbills are created every month.
  • At the very bottom there’s a section for Account History that shows your most recent sessions and payments.
  • Adjust the date range to display whichever sessions you’d like by clicking the calendar icon.

Tip: Once you open a document, you can click Print to print it or Download PDF to download it to your computer.

Making payments with credit card
It’s easy to pay your bills in the Client Portal and stay on top of your payment history. Your current balance displays at the top of the page. You can either pay this entire balance, or pay a specific invoice.
  • To pay your entire balance, click Pay Now next to the balance amount.
  • To pay a specific invoice, open the invoice and click Pay Now at the top
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No matter which pay button you choose, the next steps are the same:
  • Enter the cardholder’s name, card info, and billing zip code.
  • If you’d like to store this card to use in the future, check the Save Card box.
  • You can also check the autopay button and a payment will be made automatically the night after your session. ​​
  • The amount on the Pay button will reflect the payment that you’re making. Make sure it’s the correct amount, then click Pay $(amount).
  • You’ll see that the status next to that invoice date in your Account History section has changed to Paid. If you stored the card, you’ll be able to select this card for future payments.​