1. Appointment scheduling:
Efficiently manage patient appointments, ensuring minimal wait times and optimal time utilization.
2. Patient record management:
Maintain up-to-date and accurate patient records, including medical history and treatment notes.
3. Insurance verification:
Verify patient insurance coverage to avoid billing issues and delays in treatment.
4. Treatment plan presentation:
Explain treatment plans to patients, including procedures, costs, and benefits, to obtain informed consent.
5. Financial arrangements:
Assist patients in understanding their financial responsibilities and explore payment options.
6. Follow-up on unscheduled treatment:
Ensure patients complete recommended treatments by scheduling follow-up appointments.
7. Communication with the dental team:
Facilitate effective communication among dental professionals to coordinate patient care.
8. Patient education:
Educate patients about proper oral hygiene practices and post-treatment care.
9. Coordination of referrals:
Arrange referrals to specialists when necessary and coordinate patient care with external providers.
10. Inventory management:
Keep track of dental supplies and equipment to ensure smooth daily operations.