Becoming a practice leader as an office manager or any other dental team member is an admirable goal. As an experienced member of the dental team, you have great ideas and goals that can help the dental practice prosper financially and professionally. And you’re motivated by becoming a leader in order to implement these ideas.
Most dentists struggle because in-house patient billing services drive up more costs and take more time than they ever imagined. Chasing patients to pay bills can be a daunting task, but Dental ClaimSupport has a new pain-free automated patient billing service that saves time, and money, and improves income.
When a dental patient has a billing issue, it’s often hard to know what to do. You want to be understanding and empathetic, but you are running a business and need to collect your revenue as well. So how do you handle a dental patient who argues with you about their out-of-pocket cost?
You’re a dentist and business owner struggling to figure out how to prioritize dental practice expenses. Figuring out which dental practice expenses should be a priority, and which should be cut is a huge challenge. What’s the most important part of your practice budget? You want to be profitable while still having the best quality dental service.
Revenue cycle management (RCM) in healthcare describes the system to track services and collect revenue, from appointment to payment. From the moment you type a dental patient’s name into your schedule, you’re involved in RCM. Good RCM is essential to the financial health of your practice because it helps you stay focused on patient care.
Is your team considering ending their dental billing services? Once you’ve spent a few months, or even a few years working with a dental billing service, you might think that you’re ready to move on from outsourced billing. Your numbers are looking better, and your team is less stressed than they were before.
You’re a dental professional writing up a dental narrative for your claim, but you’re unsure you’re completing the dental narrative correctly. Writing a clear and accurate dental narrative is necessary for successful insurance claim submission. But you’re worried about including all of the necessary information, and how time-consuming it will be.
Does the idea of managing a remote team intimidate you? When you outsource your dental billing, you’re technically learning to manage a remote team. Sure, the remote dental biller is technically employed by the billing company, but they’re like an extension of your team.
Have you ever wondered what the best strategy is to explain dental insurance coverage to a patient? Ideally, patients understand their own coverage, but we know this isn’t always the case. So it falls to your dental team to explain dental insurance coverage to patients. But what’s the best way to do this?
Do you know how to prevent HIPAA violations when it comes to handling your EOBs? Many dental teams struggle to understand the best way to handle EOBs, and might not even realize the problems that the most common filing systems can cause. Let’s help you save time, money, and compliance problems when scanning and organizing your EOBs.
