You may be hesitant to outsource if your dental practice is brand new and just starting out. There are a few reasons outsourcing could save you not only time and money, but create an amazing workplace for your employees. It may sound like a bit step while you’re just starting out as a practice, but it will pay off.

Dental ClaimSupport is hiring for remote dental billers. This position includes the opportunity for lucrative pay and flexible schedule for anyone with experience in dental billing. Learn more about the benefits and required experience on our website.

There are 3 questions you can ask yourself when it comes to a growing insurance aging report. Addressing these questions can not only mend the problem of a growing aging report, but prevent it from happening again.

Sometimes dental offices want to bring their dental insurance billing back to an in-house biller, because they think they can save money or create more loyalty within their practice.

Here are the 3 top reasons why dental teams need the right training to unlock the cash stuck in the insurance process.

Dental ClaimSupport’s newsletter, the Dental Post & Core is a weekly educational resource. It covers a variety of topics from dental billing basics and tips, to coding regulations, to best practices for running a successful dental practice. This info can be the key to helping your dental practice collect more money.

When searching for the right dental billing company, it’s important to watch out for red flags.These red flags could be companies outsourcing their billing services somewhere outside of the United States to people with little to no dental billing training.

Starting a new practice is a huge responsibility. There are steps start-up dental practices can take in order to be successful that include prioritizing credentialing, billing and hiring. Dental ClaimSupport has seen a lot of different types of practice start from the ground up and be successful following these steps.

When it comes to dental billing, there are ways to approach the process that can cause you to lose money and have an unorganized dental practice. Depending on the size of your practice, you might have multiple people working on your billing, but one person needs to be held accountable for it.

Finding the right process for yourself is hard when the work is complex and no one is over your shoulder telling you what to do. When it comes to dental billing specifically, every part of the process needs to be done in a timely manner, and this can be difficult to navigate.