Practical Tips to Drive Patient Volume II - Fall 2020

Read practical tips to drive patient volume this fall. Tip #2, find hygiene appointments to fill the schedule.

10/04/2020

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Delta Dental of WA is offering two types of financial aid for contracted dentists in the state of WA. The first program is $10m for practices as a grant ($15k limit per practice). The second program is a reimbursement advance program (up to $25k per practice).

This is a welcome gesture as insurance companies continue to receive premiums but payments for new claims have dropped dramatically, meaning insurance companies are filling up the coffers at a time when dentists are restricted to emergencies.

For more information, click here applications are due APRIL 15.
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Practical Tips to Drive Patient Volume - Fall 2020

Read practical tips to drive patient volume this fall. Tip #1, continue to communicate your offices protocols to keep patients safe.

09/01/2020

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Delta Dental of WA is offering two types of financial aid for contracted dentists in the state of WA. The first program is $10m for practices as a grant ($15k limit per practice). The second program is a reimbursement advance program (up to $25k per practice).

This is a welcome gesture as insurance companies continue to receive premiums but payments for new claims have dropped dramatically, meaning insurance companies are filling up the coffers at a time when dentists are restricted to emergencies.

For more information, click here applications are due APRIL 15.
Here is the original article.

CARES Act Provider Relief Fund

Dental providers affected by COVID have a number of resources available to support their successful re-opening. CARES Act monies are available through August 3, 2020.

07/28/2020

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Delta Dental of WA is offering two types of financial aid for contracted dentists in the state of WA. The first program is $10m for practices as a grant ($15k limit per practice). The second program is a reimbursement advance program (up to $25k per practice).

This is a welcome gesture as insurance companies continue to receive premiums but payments for new claims have dropped dramatically, meaning insurance companies are filling up the coffers at a time when dentists are restricted to emergencies.

For more information, click here applications are due APRIL 15.
Here is the original article.