Dental Billing, Insurance & Administration
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This comprehensive course in Dental Billing, Insurance & Administration is meticulously designed for individuals aiming to excel in the administrative functions of dental practices. Whether you are an aspiring dental office professional, current employee looking to enhance your skills, or an individual seeking to transition into the dental field, this course offers a complete pathway to mastering the essential aspects of dental billing and insurance processing.
Key Learning Objectives:
1. Fundamentals of Dental Billing: Gain an in-depth understanding of dental billing procedures, from patient registration and appointment scheduling to claim submission and payment reconciliation. Learn how to effectively use dental billing software to streamline these processes.
2. Insurance Claim Management: Master the intricacies of filing accurate insurance claims. Understand different types of dental insurance plans such as PPOs, HMOs, and indemnity plans, and how to navigate their specific requirements to ensure maximum reimbursement.
3. Explanation of Benefits (EOBs): Learn to read, interpret, and apply Explanation of Benefits documents accurately. Understand how to handle discrepancies and ensure payments are correctly allocated.
4. Compliance and Regulation: Get acquainted with essential regulations like HIPAA and ADA, and understand the importance of maintaining compliance in dental billing and insurance administration. Learn best practices for safeguarding patient information.
5. Accounts Receivable Management: Develop effective strategies for managing accounts receivable. Learn techniques for handling overdue accounts, implementing collection strategies, and maintaining a healthy cash flow for the practice.
6. Patient Interaction and Communication: Enhance your communication skills to professionally interact with patients, insurance companies, and other healthcare providers. Learn how to explain billing procedures, insurance coverage, and handle patient queries effectively.
7. Administrative Duties: Equip yourself with the skills needed to perform various administrative duties such as scheduling appointments, managing patient records, maintaining office inventory, and ensuring smooth day-to-day operations of the dental office.
8. Problem-Solving in Billing: Develop critical problem-solving skills to address and resolve common billing issues, such as claim denials, insurance discrepancies, and patient payment disputes.
Course Structure:
– Module 1: Introduction to Dental Billing and Insurance
– Overview of dental billing and insurance systems
– Patient registration and data management
– Module 2: Detailed Billing Procedures
– Step-by-step guide to billing processes
– Use of dental billing software
– Module 3: Insurance Claim Filing and Processing
– Types of dental insurance plans
– Claim submission and follow-up
– Module 4: Understanding and Applying EOBs
– Interpreting EOBs
– Handling payment discrepancies
– Module 5: Regulatory Compliance
– HIPAA, ADA, and other relevant regulations
– Best practices for compliance
– Module 6: Accounts Receivable and Financial Management
– Strategies for effective accounts receivable management
– Collection strategies and maintaining cash flow
– Module 7: Enhancing Communication Skills
– Professional interaction techniques
– Explaining procedures and resolving patient queries
– Module 8: Comprehensive Administrative Skills
– Scheduling and record management
– Office inventory and supply management
– Module 9: Problem-Solving in Dental Billing
– Addressing common billing issues
– Practical problem-solving exercises
Who Should Enroll:
– Individuals seeking entry-level positions in dental offices
– Current dental office employees looking to enhance their skills
– Dental assistants aiming to expand their knowledge base
– Administrative professionals transitioning into the dental field
– High school graduates interested in a career in healthcare administration
– Career changers seeking a new profession in the dental industry
– Dental hygienists who want to understand the billing and insurance process
– Office managers in dental practices wanting to improve their administrative capabilities
– Students enrolled in dental assisting or dental hygiene programs
– Dental office receptionists seeking to increase their responsibilities
– Those interested in starting their own dental billing business
– Individuals re-entering the workforce after a break
– Healthcare professionals looking to specialize in dental administration
– Entrepreneurs interested in the dental services industry
– Anyone with a general interest in understanding dental billing and insurance processes
No prerequisites are required for this course, making it accessible to everyone interested in building a career in dental billing, insurance, and administration. Join us to gain the skills and knowledge needed to succeed in the dynamic and rewarding field of dental administration.
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5Numbering System: IntroductionVideo lesson
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6Universal System: Adult TeethVideo lesson
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7Universal System: Baby Teeth ( Primary Dentition)Video lesson
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8FDI System: Adult & Baby TeethVideo lesson
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9Identifying Teeth From A Panoramic XrayVideo lesson
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10Identifying Teeth From A Bite-Wing X-RayVideo lesson
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11Identifying Teeth From Peri-Apical ( PA ) X-rayVideo lesson
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25What Is A Dental Insurance?Video lesson
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26How A Dental Insurance Works?Video lesson
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274 Things Never Forget About Dental InsuranceVideo lesson
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28Examples Of Dental InsurersVideo lesson
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29What Is Dental Insurance Full Coverage ?Video lesson
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30What Is A Co-Payment ?Video lesson
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31What Is Deductible?Video lesson
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40IntroductionVideo lesson
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41Canadian Dental Codes : Key FeaturesVideo lesson
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42American Dental Codes ( CDT ) : Key FeaturesVideo lesson
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43Interpretation Of Dental Codes ( Canadian)Video lesson
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44Identifying Number Of Units From Dental CodeVideo lesson
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45Interpretation Of Dental Codes ( CDT or American)Video lesson
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52IntroductionVideo lesson
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53Inaccurate Or Missing Patient InformationVideo lesson
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54Inattentive To Verification ProcessVideo lesson
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55Coding ErrorsVideo lesson
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56Filing Claims InefficientlyVideo lesson
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57Missing Additional DocumentationVideo lesson
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58Compliance With Federal Laws : PIPEDA & HIPAAVideo lesson
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59IntroductionVideo lesson
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60Understanding Fee GuidesVideo lesson
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61Examples Of Financial PoliciesVideo lesson
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62Co-Pay FAQ: “ How Much Do I Have To Pay”Video lesson
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63Co-Pay FAQ: “ Can The Dentist Waive My Co-payment”Video lesson
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64Payment Arrangements Or FinancingVideo lesson
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65Collections: Key PointsVideo lesson
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66Posting Payments After TreatmentVideo lesson
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67Posting Payments: Key PointsVideo lesson
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68Why Post Payments At The Time Of EOB?Video lesson
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69Handling Patient Accounts: Collecting BalancesVideo lesson
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70ImportanceVideo lesson
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71Example ReportsVideo lesson
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72Day Sheet ReportVideo lesson
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73Audit Trail ReportVideo lesson
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74Adjustment Day ReportVideo lesson
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75Provider A/R Totals ReportVideo lesson
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76Collections Manager ReportVideo lesson
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77Provider Credit ReportVideo lesson
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78Inputs For ReportsVideo lesson
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79More InputsVideo lesson
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