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Billing Information

Each month, the department sends out a billing statement to all of its clients. There are two billing cycles based on the client’s last name. Last names beginning with “A” to “L” will be billed on or near the 7th day of each month, whereas names beginning with “M” to “Z” will be billed on or near the 21st day of each month. Our clients should receive statements within 7 – 10 days of their cycle billing date.

The initial bill sent to a new client will provide a description of the new charges, transaction dates, amounts owed for each charge, the account number, statement date, a client reference number (usually a court case number or a hospital medical record number), payment due date and the name and phone number of the account representative servicing the account.

The reverse side of the top of our billing statement contains a variety of information that should be helpful in making your payment and managing your account. The bottom half of our billing statement is a remittance stub which can easily be returned in the provided blue reply envelope with your payment to insure you receive proper credit toward your account.

Subsequent monthly statements would provide a description of any new charges, adjustments or payments as well as any amounts currently due or past due.

Delinquent Notices

Our billing process includes the generation of delinquent notices. These notices are different in color from our monthly billing statements and attempt to advise our client of there failing to make payment or in contacting our office. Every client is encouraged to contact their account representative to advise them of changes to their ability to make scheduled payments. In many instances our representatives can assist our client with their accounts to avoid further action from being taken to insure payment and resolve their debt.