Don't know where you are, Suzanne, but here

Posted By: in the midwest, you might never work sm on 2006-05-05
In Reply to: I wouldn't bit anything less than 14/line and even that is on the low side. You are not a sub, y - Suzanne

if you charged 14 cpl, and certainly not if you charged even more than that. Those rates are pretty much unheard of in a lot of the smaller rural areas in the midwest.

Besides, giving someone advice to just charge such-and-such amount is not really appropriate. Each account is different and therefore, you need to get all the info re: the account, i.e., tape or digital, printing reports or sending FTP, etc. Then you have to consider your overhead and take all that into consideration when you figure out what you need to charge in order to make money on that account.

There is no clear-cut XX amount of cpl you should charge ... it's what you need to make a profit. You can try to find out what others in your area charge to remain competitive, but what you charge should be based on the above criteria.

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going rate for neurology mt - NewToNeuro
- in midwest probably 11-12 is going rate BUT - MTSO
- since you say you are NEW to neuro....sm - I charge 12 CPL in Florida..but not newbie..
- charges - Patti
- I wouldn't bit anything less than 14/line and even that is on the low side. You are not a sub, y - Suzanne
  - Don't know where you are, Suzanne, but here - in the midwest, you might never work sm
    - I do... - In Missouri
      - Great for you! - nm
    - I am in Ohio, but have friends in MI and MO that charge 15/line. - Suzanne
      - Again, you can't base your rates on what - someone else charges sm
        Agree with you - Patti

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