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i need help with this math issues thanks
you are at work assisting a patient/client that you are working with to provide service
you have been told that you can bill for time spent working directly with the patient/client that you are working with to provide service each week.
you have also been told that 20% of your TOTAL time billed (NOT 20% of the time that you spend working directly with the patient/client) can be time spent talking with the patient/client's family each week.
what is an equation that I can work to figure out exactly how much time can be billed for each week talking with the patient/client's family (you would need to use a variable "x" that would stand for number of hours spent working directly with the patient/client that you are working with to provide service).
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I think I understand.
So what you are saying is you bill for both time spent with the client and time spent with client's family, however you have a maximum amount that you can charge when it comes to time spent with the family. The maximum amount is 20% of the time spent with the client.
If that is right then I have an equation for you.
Keep track of the time you spend with the client and keep track of time spent with the family.
Time spent directly with client = c
Time spent with client's family = f
Maximum billable time spent with client's family = m
c * .2 = m
c + [m or f whichever is less] = total billable hours
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