Reducing Credit Card Chargebacks
Credit card chargebacks are a major headache for small business owners. Learn how to reduce them with these tips.
Collecting Past-Due Balances
Learn how to track and manage past due balances in Open Dental, and different options for handling delinquent accounts.
Effectively Manage Outstanding Insurance Claims
Much more than just a report you run, the Outstanding Insurance Claims Report is an interactive tool to help you manage your insurance receivables.
Is Your Practice Revenue Ready for the New Year?
The New Year is synonymous with personal resolutions, but have you considered making them for your practice as well? This is an ideal time to reflect on the health and wellness of billing practices to improve efficiency, compliance, and reimbursements and payments.
Cost transparency: Navigating the patient financing conversation
Consider these best practices for leading financial conversations that can help you improve patient satisfaction, outcomes, and your bottom line.
Tips & Tricks #36
Using Open Dental is even better with a few pro tips & tricks! Today, we share how to look up subscribers with a certain carrier, some help with billing, info on our free eServices Bundle setup service, and multi-location setup options.
3 reasons to take advantage of patient financing integration in your Practice Management Software
Activating integrated financing in your Practice Management Software (PMS) can help streamline your workflow and improve the patient experience.
Do you know the top 5 billing reasons patients will quit your practice?
Build healthy, long-lasting patient relationships by avoiding these 5 billing mistakes that can cause patients to leave your practice.
Best Practices for Allocating Patient Payments
Learn how to allocate patient payments to the correct family members, procedures, or adjustments, so patient balances & reports are accurate.
6 Strategies for Building a Patient-Centric Payment Process
Providing a patient-centric financial experience is crucial to the success of your practice. Here are a few areas to focus on whether you are just getting started or looking to fine-tune your processes.