We go above and beyond!
One goal, one passion.
One goal, one passion.
Amanda started her dental career as a dental assistant in 2006 This experience fostered her interest in the administrative tasks of dental, leading to her training as a Treatment Coordinator. After three years of training in treatment coordinating and dental insurance billing, she decided to continue her training and accepted a position in hospital billing where she specialized in Medicaid, Medicare and Workers' Compensation coverage and policies.
After one year of study, she rejoined the dental field and furthered her work and training in dental insurance billing. During her years of medical/dental insurance billing, she gained vast knowledge of billing practices, insurance ethics, billing policy creation, and clinical compliance to minimize patient claim denials. Amanda recently ended her relationship with a local DSO where she specialized in insurance billing, clinical documentation management, and billing policy creation to pursue her vision of centralized billing molded for the client.
Our Services
Our Services
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PLEASE CONTACT US FOR AN OFFICE ASSESSMENT
Claim Submission and EOB Handling
Claim Submission and EOB Handling
Audit and submit claims with required narratives and attachments. Posting insurance payments and proper reading of EOB's.
Auditing and Compliance
Auditing and Compliance
Are you at risk of an HIPAA violation or getting audited from an insurance company? Is your staff following all the required processes and policies in your office? Are you getting the most out of your billing process?
Aging and Insurance Verification
Aging and Insurance Verification
Detailed analysis of insurance aging and standard aging, statements going to patient's in a timely manner, as well as detailed insurance verifications.
Credentialing and Fee Negotiations
Credentialing and Fee Negotiations
The account manager will handle all correspondence in the credentialing process for providers. Maybe you haven't had time to write letters to insurance companies requesting a fee increase?