Vyne, a recognized market leader in health information exchange and electronic healthcare communication management, announced today the appointment of Garrett Galley as chief technology officer. Galley is responsible for the company’s information technology initiatives, leading the development of new technology solutions and evolving the existing portfolio of medical and dental software products. Galley, appointed to […]
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By Steve Roberts, Vyne Dental president Last year presented unprecedented circumstances for the dental industry – from the threat of a global pandemic to a complete shutdown, and a staggering reopening approach across the country, dental practices have faced many challenges. Figuring out how to triage patients without a face-to-face option, bring in revenue, and […]
Survey of dental practices reveals insights into practices’ sentiments on the impact of 2020, the industry, hiring, technology, and overall business outlook for 2021 ATLANTA, GA – January 5, 2021 – Vyne, a recognized market leader in healthcare information exchange and electronic communication management, announced today the results of the Vyne State of the […]
By: Steve Roberts
The claims process can feel a bit uncertain. There’s much to consider – submitting the correct dental codes, ensuring you are providing all the latest requirements, and anticipating how long it might take for the claim to go through and for you to receive payment.
By: Kris Grimes
The reality of the dental industry is that things change – a lot. There’s a seemingly endless list of new dental codes, regulations, payer requirements, and technology to keep up with.
Let me describe the future of eligibility & benefits (E&B) verifications. Before a patient walks into a dental office, their E&Bs are automatically checked with the insurance carrier, and that information is populated directly into the provider’s software system. The results are: No surprise bills for the patients, providers can collect faster and save time […]
Your dental practice can’t afford mistakes. The time it takes to fix a rejected claim costs you hours that you could spend elsewhere.
The dental industry is constantly changing. As dental professionals, you need to execute strategic plans for success to stay competitive.
As healthcare professionals, it’s important to continuously look for new ways to work and communicate with your team and patients.
