Patient Financing

Elevating Patient Trust and Treatment with In-House Dental FinancingProviding exceptional service is essential, but it's not always enough. Financial barriers often prevent patients from seeking the treatments they need, affecting their overall health and well-being. Let’s explore how in-house dental

37% of Americans lack enough money to cover a $400 emergency expense according to the Fed’s 2022 Economic Well-Being of US Households survey. This is trending up 5% from what was reported back in 2021 when we were sitting at

https://youtu.be/q41s4kkm0lc?si=Shq4YmFvRuP2sQfl Achieving Higher Dental Patient Conversion Rates Watch as Zuub and Sunbit discuss how the Smile Now, Pay-Over-Time partnership will provide you with higher dental patient conversion rates. This partnership allows practices to offer financing to more patients that would

CareCredit has grown to be the best-known financing option for patients. In July 2015 they conducted the Consumers’ Path to Healthcare Purchases Study. In this study they surveyed 1,954 people. Out of this 682 used CareCredit for dental care. It

A well versed knowledge of various financing groups can increase patient treatment plan acceptance rate in your office. Having only one option for patient financing can ultimately hinder or delay payment. When discussing financing options with patients, it is important

The process of getting patients into the chair to determine treatment is just the first of several obstacles healthcare providers need to overcome on the road to treatment plan acceptance. The truth is, everything you do from the first phone

Collecting on completed treatment plans can sometimes take up a lot of a dental practice’s time and energy. With the number of companies that have eliminated dental insurance, a patient’s portion of their treatment plan costs can sometimes be overwhelming.

Timing is everything! When discussing payments and financing options I am often asked when is the best time to discuss money. How many times have you received the dreaded phone call to your office asking, “How much do you charge