Insurance now makes up roughly half of total revenue for most dental practices in the United States. When insurance claims stall, denials pile up, or accounts receivable stretches past 60 days, your entire operation feels the pressure. This guide is written by Prospa...
If you’ve ever wondered what actually happens when you hand off your dental billing to an outside team, we've got you covered. Most dental practices assume it’s just “sending claims,” but the reality is far more intensive and far more valuable. This article is...
Claim denials cost dental practices between $50,000 and $100,000 annually in lost revenue. Common reasons for dental insurance claim denials include administrative errors, missing documentation, and policy limitations. When claims are denied, your team spends up to...
Verifying patients’ insurance before an appointment or procedure is one of the most critical aspects of your medical or dental practice’s billing procedures. It is no secret that insurance companies change their policies all the time, and any mistakes could lead to...
When it comes to medical billing and coding, insurance verification is arguably one of the most critical steps in the entire process. Now that healthcare requirements are getting more and more complicated, it is even more crucial to maintain a keen eye when it comes...