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Dental practices face unique challenges–like declines in net income, gross billings, new patient volume, and appointments. To be successful, you need to identify ways to increase patient volume, boost margins, improve collections, and make your office practice more efficient.
We’ve helped hundreds of dental practices improve their operations to make them more profitable, valuable, and competitive. Our team works with some of the most dynamic dental practices in the country, which gives us the experience to develop tailored solutions for your practice. Focusing on your needs, we can work together to help you reach your goals.
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- Design plans and future changes tailored to fit the objectives of the practice
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*NEW* 2025 Dental Survey
A Status Report on the Current Financial and Production Information for the Dental Industry
The 2025 Dental Survey is designed to assist dental practitioners measure the performance of their respective organization in relation to the performance of a self-selected survey respondent population.
2024 Dental Transaction Report
A Status Report on the Current Transaction Information for the Dental Industry
The 2024 Dental Transaction Report looks at the transactional history of Dental Practices and provides an update on the industry today.
2022 Dental Survey
A Status Report on the Current Financial and Production Information for the Dental Industry
The 2022 Dental Survey is designed to assist dental practitioners measure the performance of their respective organization in relation to the performance of a self-selected survey respondent population.
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Hospital outpatient physical and occupational therapy remains one of the few care areas not yet pushed into a capitated payment model. For most hospitals, these services are still reimbursed on a fee schedule or as a percentage of charges.![]()
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You’d think this would drive hospitals to invest in processes that prevent missed charges, visits, or referrals because closing those gaps means real revenue and, in many cases, better patient access. Yet, in our experience, many hospitals still view these services as cost centers rather than potential profit drivers.![]()
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As hospitals search for every opportunity to improve margins, now may be the perfect time to uncover the untapped potential in outpatient therapy. ![]()
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Blue & Co. experts John Britt and Liz Barlow discuss further:![]()
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