Revenue leakage in dental practices is the money that should have been collected but was lost due to uncollected patient balances, unpaid or underpaid insurance claims, unallocated payments, claims never sent, and unnecessary write-offs. According to ADA industry data, dental practices lose an average of 9% of revenue to billing and coding errors. Our supervised RCM dashboard makes outstanding revenue impossible to ignore.
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Revenue leakage in dental practices refers to money that should have been collected but was lost due to uncollected patient balances, unpaid or underpaid insurance claims, unallocated payments, claims never sent, and unnecessary write-offs. Dental practices typically lose an average of 9% of revenue to leakage.
Kasper's Revenue Leakage Protector monitors your Open Dental data in real-time and surfaces revenue issues on an actionable dashboard. It identifies uncollected patient balances, pending insurance claims, unallocated payments, claims not sent or created, items with zero or negative production, and BS Write-offs.
BS Write-offs are unnecessary or incorrect write-offs that reduce your practice's revenue. Kasper's Revenue Leakage Protector identifies these write-offs and flags them so your team can review and potentially recover the lost revenue.
Dental practices typically lose an average of 9% of revenue to leakage. For a practice collecting $200,000/month, that last 9% is often the practice owner's take-home profit. 90% of collection time is spent hunting down the last 10% of revenue. Kasper makes this invisible money visible so you actually collect it.
See exactly how much revenue your practice is missing -- and how Kasper's supervision layer can help you capture it without adding headcount. With 1.2M+ patients served nationally, Kasper helps dental practices protect every dollar while saving an average of $700/month in software subscription consolidation.