Flourishing in Changing Times: A dental office should have solid systems in place – DentistryIQ.
I totally agree with the idea behind this article.
As the world changes around us, and reality demands efficiency and effectiveness in every area of a practice. solid, workable systems are mandatory.
From my perspective, one of the most critical systems to have in place has to do with your revenue cycle. Getting paid quickly by insurance companies and patients is vital to a practice’s success in the new economy. Having systems in place to make that happen, and systems in place for what to do when they don’t are challenging, at best, for a practice to accomplish on their own.
New options have become available and affordable for even small practices to utilize technology and new tools that enable them to do very systematic follow-up on insurance claims, without having to spend staff time waiting on hold for insurance clerks to find claims, and to follow-up on patient balances. These tools will not only enable the practice to get more of their money faster than ever before, but also free up staff time to work on more productive and profitable activities.
I offer practices a free, no-obligation look at these tools to determine if they make sense (and profits) for their practice. Isn’t it worth an investment of 22 minutes to find out how much more profit your practice could be making right now?
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