Don’t Let Billing Hassles Keep You from Offering Oral Appliances
February 16, 2018
If you’re a dentist who’s still not offering oral appliance therapy for sleep apnea sufferers, we can almost assume medical insurance claims and billing are what’s keeping you away from this revenue driver. We know that billing can be a hassle, and your team members are already overtaxed with dental insurance claims, adding medical insurance to the mix is just too much for your staff. You need time for your patients! We hear you. At Brady Billing, we make oral appliance therapy billing and insurance claims simple, so dentists and dental care teams can keep their focus where it belongs – on the patient.
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3 Reasons 2018 is the Year You Offer Sleep Apnea Therapy
December 19, 2017
If you’re like the majority of dentists, you know that dental sleep apnea treatments using oral appliances are gaining in popularity, but you may be hesitant to jump into this new area of treatment. At Brady Billing, we see dentists flourish when offering this service for their patients, and we want to help you include sleep apnea in your dental office in 2018. Don’t send your loyal patients to another office for their oral appliances. Keep them in your practice where they belong, and let Brady Billing help.
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Take the First Step to Become a Sleep Dentist Today
November 27, 2017
If you’ve been considering expanding your dentistry services to include treatments for sleep apnea, you likely know this can be a lucrative revenue stream for your practice. However, it’s not as easy as adding the service to your website. You’ll need to network with local sleep doctors, advertise your services, and likely, spend time educating patients about the benefits associated with oral appliance therapy for sleep apnea. Keep reading to learn more about making the transition to offering advanced sleep apnea therapies in your dental office.
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4 Tips for Growing Your Dental Sleep Medicine Practice
November 7, 2017
If you’re just getting started offering sleep apnea treatment in your dental office, you may want to consider putting a little extra effort into separating yourself from the other dentists offering oral appliance therapy in your area. A few simple steps could help you beef up the profitability of your new service.
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Don’t Lose Sleep Over Medical Billing for Sleep Apnea Appliances
October 19, 2017
For the most part, dentists don’t have to deal with medical billing. Rather than struggling with medical billing for sleep apnea appliances, consider trusting the Brady Billing team with all of your medical billing. This ensures your patients will get the maximum benefits they need and keep sleep apnea appliances within any budget. Keep reading to learn more about how the Brady Billing team can help you process and file medical insurance claims, so you can concentrate on the most important part of your practice – the patients.
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Can Any Dentist File Medical Insurance Claims?
September 15, 2017
If the dentist is performing a treatment that is not necessarily just affecting the smile or oral health, medical insurance coverage may be open to the patient. In these cases, a dentist can file medical insurance claims. Some dentists don’t know that this option is open to them, but in many situations, it’s important to understand the way medical insurance coverage can help make advanced treatments more affordable for your patients. Taking time to explore potential medical insurance coverage in addition to maximizing dental benefits can truly set a dental practice apart from the competition.
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Sleep Seminars and Medical Billing for Dentists
November 11, 2016
At Brady Billing, we do more than just provide medical billing for dentist who treat obstructive sleep apnea. Treating sleep apnea is a rather complex process. In addition to diagnosis and treat, you also have to deal with the medical coding and billing aspect of it. Due to the recent changes to medical coding, it is easy to incorrectly bill a patient’s insurance. As a result, you may not be properly reimbursed. With an estimated 18 million Americans suffering from sleep apnea, we want to make your ability to treat these patients easier. We are lecturing at sleep seminars to help provide advice, information, and even medical billing training for dental offices.
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