Two systems, one patient
Dental and medical claims use different code sets, different forms, and different definitions of medical necessity. A service that is routine in a dental office may be covered by a medical plan only when a specific condition is documented.
We verify benefits with the medical plan first, then build the claim with the medical documentation that supports it. If the plan requires a predetermination or authorization, that happens before treatment.
- Medical benefit verification for oral and maxillofacial services
- Medical code selection with supporting diagnosis
- Predetermination and authorization workflows
- Coordination when dental and medical coverage overlap
Set expectations early
Patients often assume a service is covered because one plan is involved. Clear financial communication before treatment prevents most of the disputes that follow.
We report on approval rates and patient balances separately from the dental side, so the practice can see whether the medical workflow is working.