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3 Ways to Beat Hygiene Burnout
Dental hygiene can be very rewarding but stressful if you don’t manage the pressure properly. Burnout occurs every day in the dental industry. If you are a dental hygienist approaching burnout, enroll today!
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7 Breakthrough Steps to Create Your Best Year Ever
Learn how to identify, set, and monitor goals in your practice.
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Advanced Dental Billing 7 Course Series
Is being a well-rounded, highly knowledgeable dental biller something that you strive to be? If so, this course is for you!
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Advanced Dental Billing Module #1 Maneuvering the 2019 Claim Form (1.0 CE)
For a dental practice to receive reimbursement as quickly as possible, accurate claims need to be submitted to payers. In this module, you will learn how to avoid common errors in claim submission, as well as how to fill out the most recent ADA dental claim form accurately and completely, to maximize legitimate reimbursement from an insurance company.
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Advanced Dental Billing Module #2 Treatment Documentation (1.0 CE)
Effective treatment documentation will make dental reimbursement by an insurance company quicker and easier. Clinical documentation is critical to ensure that a dental office not only gets paid for the work they perform, but also that they are protected in the event of an audit by an insurance company or other entity. Ensuring that all required documentation is in the...
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Advanced Dental Billing Module #3 Submitting Clean Claims (.5 CE)
Clean claims are a vital component of timely and accurate reimbursement. While many items are standard in submitting a clean, ready-to-pay claim, some may vary due to the insurance plan. Discover the best practices for sending accurate and complete claims including how to account for discounts as well as how to avoid the most common claim errors.
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Advanced Dental Billing Module #4 Peeling Back the Layers to Coordination of Benefits (1.0 CE)
Navigating the world of dental insurance can be overwhelming to even the most seasoned of dental billers. Coordination of benefits is designed to ensure that insurance claims aren’t overpaid when a patient is covered by more than one plan. The intent is that the insured patient has appropriate coverage, while also never profiting from having multiple plans.
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Advanced Dental Billing Module #5 How to Post Insurance Payments (1.0 CE – Self Study with Quiz)
Insurance companies reimburse dental practices in many ways. Understanding the pros and cons of each type of reimbursement, and interpreting the explanation of benefits and contractual adjustments when these payments are received, is critical. This keeps the patient’s ledger accurate and clean, which in some cases may even signal the need for a patient or insurance refund.
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Advanced Dental Billing Module #6 Three Tips for Streamlining Appeals (.5 CE – Self Study with Quiz)
Determining when to appeal a claim will benefit a dental practice by helping the practice get paid every cent that is rightfully owed to them. Understanding the steps of how to file an appeal is your first step in increasing your chances of getting reimbursed by the insurance payer should your practice receive a denial EOB.
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Advanced Dental Billing Module #7 The Importance of Insurance Aging (1.0 CE)
Have you found yourself dreading to pull your insurance aged claim report? Join our webinar for tips and tricks to simplify, be more accountable, and learn the most effective tips and tricks to successfully stay on top of your aged claims. Not only by learning these simple and efficient techniques, you will quickly see an increase in your insurance payments...
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Build Your Practice with Paid-For Dentistry (1.0 CE)
If you’ve ever experienced the myriad of excuses when attempting financial arrangements for your patients, this course is for you!
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Dental Credentialing 101 (0.5 CE – Self Study with Quiz)
If you have made the decision to accept insurance in your dental practice, then you will need to understand the steps to keeping newly added providers accurately credentialed. Credentialing is the process of checking that healthcare professionals are properly qualified, certified, licensed, and have the required professional experience and titles to provide healthcare services to patients. This ensures the greatest...
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