What does dental capitation mean? Is it the same as an HMO/DHMO/DMO?
Dental cancellations can put a real dent in your workflow and your revenue.
When working with dental patients, clinical notes are crucial, and using a clinical notes template helps alleviate the pressure to write everything down. It seems like a no-brainer to use a clinical notes template. It sounds efficient and helpful - but doing so may lead to a few problems if they are not set up properly in your software.
Savannah-based dental billing company, Dental Claim Support has made the Inc. 5000 list for the third year in a row, demonstrating innovation and development
Managing a team means you occasionally have to deal with team conflict. As a leader, it is important to listen to everyone’s voice. A common team conflict at dental practices is regarding the dental billing process. The dentist is looking into outsourcing, but some members of the team are wholeheartedly against it as a billing solution.
If you want your dental practice to be profitable, start with insurance verification.
Being in a PPO dental network has some great advantages. You’re accessible in the dental network which is a valid marketing strategy. For dentists, this first step makes a huge difference to your financial success. But now that you’ve sent claims, what does it take to make a PPO practice successful?
As staffing becomes increasingly more difficult for dentists/dental practice owners, many are looking to outsourcing services. These services include insurance billing, patient billing, insurance verification, and scheduling. You’re considering looking into outsourcing to multiple different companies for these services but are wondering if this is an efficient route to financial success.
How to get a dental insurance fee increase is a common concern we hear among dentists and dental teams. Can you negotiate your PPO dental fee schedule? It’s a fair question - when you enter a contract with an insurance company, you still want to know when you have the opportunity to rework your fees before the contract ends, and have more say in setting reasonable and fair rates.
As the world changes, so does the world of dentistry. Dental billing specifically has evolved a lot in the past 10 years. As a dental professional, understanding what has changed in the past 10 years can help you prepare for what’s to come.
