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Unclear Coverage and Costs
Patients and providers cannot determine insurance coverage, costs, or reimbursement before care, leading to surprise bills, denials, and financial losses.
In their words
Are there any programs or advisors that can take an honest look at ones financial reserves / forecast and help formulate a plan out of this rat race comfortably.
We’re reviewing PPO fee schedules for a new general dental practice opening in North Texas in January 2027.
is anyone at a small site doing something other than scheduled pickup?
Requires logging on the web interface and slows me down.
They can GUESS, but each employer has different negotiated rates and terms.
you don't find out until it bounces back denied weeks later. By then it's not a "did they do this right" question anymore, it's a cash flow problem.
One day I spent 30 minutes on hold for a prior authorization for a medication I eventually found out you could get from WalMart for $4 with no insurance.
What are you all ordering to rule out cyclosporiasis?
You are likely getting 30-40% of what they are actually paying for you. Wish nurses would refuse contracts until pay is more fair.
Has anyone here ever gotten an actual number out of their insurer before a procedure? Not a range, not "it depends," a number.
The patient count in my clinic seems to be at an all time low.
it’s ridiculous to get my pills like each week
I got a stack of 10 bills over many months all stating different things -- everything from $0 EOB to over $2k in uncovered expenses.
You have no idea what the labs or imaging cost either, nor any options to choose where to get them.
Patients, providers, billing staff
Where they talk
- r/Dentistry
- r/therapists
- r/CodingandBilling
- r/DentalInsurance
- r/FamilyMedicine
- r/HospitalBills
- r/optometry
- r/anesthesiology
Tools they use today
- broker APIs
- PBM reports
- Excel
- Availity
- Epic
- PM tool
- Chartswap Insights
- Company Portal
Why those fall short
- patients still feel surprised and blame doctors
- insurance rates vary by plan; pre-estimates take weeks; instant pre-estimates downgraded
- O&P low sensitivity; PCR expensive and poorly reimbursed
- Estimates depend on staff remembering to check and patients not asking
- unsure how to pitch financing to patients
Map of ideas
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