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A Therapy Receipt is a mandatory document in the Indian healthcare context, required whenever therapeutic services are provided to patients or clients. This document serves multiple purposes: it acts as proof of payment, supports insurance claims, fulfills tax compliance requirements, and maintains professional service records. The receipt must comply with various Indian regulations including the Clinical Establishments Act, GST requirements where applicable, and professional guidelines set by regulatory bodies. It's particularly important for maintaining financial records, supporting medical claims, and documenting the therapeutic relationship between provider and patient. The document typically includes key information such as provider credentials, service details, payment information, and may also incorporate insurance-related details when required.

1. Receipt Header: Contains therapist/clinic name, address, registration numbers, and professional credentials

2. Receipt Number: Unique identifier for the receipt

3. Date: Date of service and receipt generation

4. Patient Information: Patient's full name, contact information, and any relevant ID numbers

5. Service Details: Description of therapy services provided, including type of therapy and duration

6. Payment Information: Amount charged, payment method, and payment status

7. GST Details: GST registration number (if applicable) and tax breakdown

8. Authentication: Therapist's signature and official stamp