Some of the toughest decisions for dentists today can include how to keep up with insurance companies and when it's time to grow or rightsize your team.
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Many dentists want to see changes to reimbursements, benefits verification and claims processing to increase efficiency and improve patient care in 2024.
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Dental workforce shortages, economic pressures and stagnant insurance reimbursement rates are just a few of the challenges that DSOs and dental practices are currently up against.
Florham Park, N.J.-based Select Dental Management is working hard to support the hygienists in its network while working with other organizations to recruit more hygiene professionals to its team.
The increased cost of labor combined with low reimbursements have created a difficult environment for DSOs this year.