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Think staff salaries are your biggest burden? Think again.
Dentists often struggle with hidden financial leaks, and for many, the culprit isn’t payroll – it’s invisible write-offs to insurance companies.
But here’s the real sting: most dentists have no idea it’s happening. They’re operating with blinders on, unaware of the hidden costs silently siphoning their profits.
This episode rips off the blindfold. We’ll shine a light on the hidden world of insurance write-offs, expose the shocking truth about dentist awareness, and equip you with a proven six-step blueprint to break free from this financial drain!
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Timestamps
- 00:00:25 – Introduction to the Episode
Coaching in Action
- 00:00:51 – Discussing the largest expense in a PPO practice
- 00:07:30 – Sharing an example of a client with an adjustment issue
- 00:11:27 – Details regarding an expense you are probably ignoring
- 00:13:04 – Step 1 of ‘6-Step Process to Successfully Reduce Insurance Dependence’
- 00:14:01 – Step 2 of ‘6-Step Process to Successfully Reduce Insurance Dependence’
- 00:16:37 – Step 3 of ‘6-Step Process to Successfully Reduce Insurance Dependence’
- 00:17:18 – Step 4 of ‘6-Step Process to Successfully Reduce Insurance Dependence’
- 00:17:50 – Step 5 of ‘6-Step Process to Successfully Reduce Insurance Dependence’
- 00:18:21 – Step 6 of ‘6-Step Process to Successfully Reduce Insurance Dependence’
Q&A Segment
- 00:19:36 – Brief recap on the topic of the episode
- 00:24:45 – Question 01 – I pulled some data from my practice management system and sadly, I discovered that 85% of my patients are PPO patients. Can I consider reducing insurance dependence?
- 00:31:50 – Question 02 – In the Coaching in Action segment, you mentioned two ways to enter my fee schedule into my practice management software. I’m currently entering my contracted fee. Should I change to UCR fees?
- 00:34:48 – Question 03 – Which of your six steps to successfully reduce insurance dependence is the most important?
- 00:40:15 – Question 04 – It seems like every dental office in my city is a PPO practice. Can I do this in a highly-competitive area like mine?
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