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© Copyright
2004-2007
Marianne Harper |
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| Courses |
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| What’s
a Sandwich Without the Bread? |
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Learn the practices that add the greatest efficiency to your insurance filing system, both before and after filing a claim. Agenda:
This course focuses on the best procedures to follow before and after filing claims to ensure prompt claims
payment with fewer costly and time consuming problems.
Course duration: Three Hours |
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| Abra-“Code”-Dabra |
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Magically transform A.R. numbers
into cash by filing medical claims. Agenda:
This course focuses on the benefits of filing medical
claims and on the types of dental procedures that
can be filed , as well as teaching a basic understanding
of medical codes, the filing process, problems with
E.O.B.’s, and the appeal process.
Periodontal medicine is in its early stages and
may help to close the gap between dentistry and
medicine. This process will require special medical
insurance coding. Enable your office to “take
the road less traveled” and be among the first
to cross that bridge between dentistry and medicine.
Course duration: One half-day
“Finally, the whole body
relation realization. Very informative and useful,
it’s great to finally see insurance and the
medical field interrelating to the patient in the
dental field!” Sylvia Mish
“Very organized”
Dr. Tiffiney Harper, Goldsboro, NC |
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| Is
Your Practice Motto – “Too Little, Too
Late”? |
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Transform bad debts into
profit.
Agenda: This course focuses on
all aspects of account collection starting from
the initial new patient phone call, the initial
visit, treatment planning, check out processes,
insurance filing, tracking accounts and claims,
billing, and collection of accounts.
The importance of collecting those production dollars
is second only to the production itself. The financial
health of your practice is directly related to the
types of systems in place for account collection.
Learn how to organize, simplify, and energize your
collection systems.
Course duration: One half day |
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