This fee document - with its misspellings, incorrect grammar, incorrect punctuation and poor formatting - tells us a number of things about both the author and the practice itself.
1.) The author is not proficient at creating, formatting, and proofing a document.
2.) The author is not overly educated, as evidenced by spelling, grammar, and punctuation errors throughout the document. The document is in all CAPS.
3.) The author is not aware of his deficits in these areas, else he would have assigned the composition of a most important document - and one that will be added to the company website - to someone more skilled than he.
4.) Others in the practice - including the doctor - do not monitor the website. The document was posted in March 2015.
5.) The author - obviously Mark Siever - does not give himself the honor of using his surname. Within a business setting, especially on documents, people use their full name. While one may go by "Mark the Office Manager" within the office itself, on documents an office manager would/should have their full name listed.
Obviously, by posting this, MS was of the mindset that he could "do it all". But he surely was not doing it very well. Honestly, if I were considering going to this doctor and I encountered this document on their website, it would be extremely off-putting to me. It is just so, so noticeably sloppy.
What we write in our emails or our web postings is one thing. Posting a document to a company website for potential new clients is another.