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Online Course

Insurance Verification for beginners (IVF)

Because many patients are unaware of their insurance benefits and can’t answer questions about them, it becomes essential to understand how to verify dental insurance before their appointment.


One advantage of dental insurance verification is that you’ll better understand the patient’s benefits and you’ll be able to educate them about their coverage during their dentist appointment. Also, knowing patients’ eligibility information helps you to inform them of their eligibility for a dental procedure.

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Key Objectives of the Course

  • Ensure Coverage and Reduce Financial Risk: Verifying insurance helps to confirm that the patient's dental procedures are covered by their insurance plan. This reduces the financial risk for both the patient and the dental practice by minimizing the chances of unexpected out-of-pocket expenses for the patient and ensuring that the practice receives payment for the services rendered.
  • Streamline Billing and Payment Processes: By verifying insurance details upfront, the dental practice can streamline its billing and payment processes. This includes accurately billing the insurance company for covered services and informing patients of any co-pays or deductibles they are responsible for. This efficiency helps in reducing billing errors and delays in payment, leading to smoother financial operation.
  • Enhance Patient Satisfaction and Trust: When a dental practice takes the initiative to verify insurance coverage, it demonstrates a commitment to providing a seamless and transparent healthcare experience. This can significantly enhance patient satisfaction by setting clear expectations regarding insurance coverage and out-of-pocket costs. It also builds trust, as patients feel the practice is looking out for their best interests.
  • Compliance and Fraud Prevention: Verifying insurance is also important for compliance with healthcare regulations and for preventing insurance fraud. By ensuring that the insurance information is accurate and up-to-date, the practice can avoid legal issues and potential penalties associated with billing errors or fraudulent claims. This also helps in maintaining a good standing with insurance providers and regulatory bodies.

Overall, verifying insurance for patients is a proactive measure that supports the financial health of the dental practice, enhances patient care, and ensures compliance with healthcare standards.

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CUSTOMER TESTIMONIAL

I had been out of the dental field for 20 years and wanted to restart my career as a dental assistant but I felt that myskills were a bit rusty and wanted to be up to date and this course was exactly what I needed. It was a great refresheron safety, anatomy, techniques etc but most especially Michelle was so encouraging and supportive. I really feltunsure about going back after so many years but she reinforced things I knew and showed me some very helpful newtechniques. Today at my new job I did my first fmx in 20 years!!!! It was incredibly rewarding. They turned out very welland Dr was very pleased. Would definitely recommend this course to anyone looking to have this credential.

Jennifer Baxter

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