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Stay Ahead of Delays with Timely Insurance Aging Analysis

Dental Insurance Aging Report

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Why partner with us?

EZ Dental Billing empowers your practice to take control of aging insurance claims — improving cash flow, reducing outstanding balances, and boosting overall financial performance.

We know timely reimbursements are critical to your dental practice’s success. Our Dental Insurance Aging Reports provide clear, actionable visibility into your accounts receivable, enabling you to monitor unpaid claims, spot delays, and take immediate corrective actions.

Our expert billing team meticulously analyzes every aging report, identifying revenue bottlenecks and implementing effective follow-up strategies. We tailor personalized procedures for outstanding collections, ensuring collectible claims are tracked, reviewed, and recovered swiftly to prevent revenue leakage.

Stay informed and proactive with comprehensive aging insights. Partnering with EZ Dental Billing means your practice benefits from streamlined collections, faster reimbursements, and a healthier bottom line.

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We Can Help With Insurance Aging Report

  • Creating detailed patient ledgers to organize financial records
  • Documenting claims that have been worked on and collected to maintain accurate records
  • Recording all collection efforts systematically for transparency and follow-up
  • Submitting comprehensive daily aging reports to track outstanding claims
  • Improving cash flow through timely monitoring and resolution of unpaid claims
  • Mitigating risks of expired claims by proactive review and timely filings
  • Tracking payments meticulously to ensure no revenue is missed

Tracking Unpaid Patient Balances And Insurance claims

Dental Insurance Aging Reports provide crucial insights to dental practices by categorizing unpaid patient balances and outstanding insurance claims based on how long they have been overdue.

Know Exactly Which Patients to Schedule

Dental insurance aging reports flag any accounts with past-due balances, helping your practice avoid scheduling additional treatments for patients who have outstanding payments. This ensures that you do not inadvertently add to their unpaid balances, supporting better financial management and reducing the risk of escalating debts.

Identify All Statements That Go Unsent

It’s not uncommon for glitches to occur, causing patient statements to go unsent. Partner with a dedicated team that closely monitors the last statement date for all balances, ensuring no patient communication slips through the cracks and timely billing is maintained.

Obtain Up-To-Date Account Information

Ensure all staff members stay aligned with the latest aging report details, including estimated payment dates and agreed-upon payment amounts. Keeping your entire team on the same page fosters efficiency and enables timely follow-up on overdue accounts, ultimately supporting improved cash flow and patient satisfaction.

Optimised Accounts Receivable Management

Weekly dental insurance aging reports ensure your practice never misses vital financial information. By regularly reviewing these reports, you gain timely insights into outstanding claims and unpaid patient balances, allowing your team to prioritize collections, identify bottlenecks, and maintain healthy cash flow.

our dental billing fees

At EZ Dental Billing, our primary goal is to manage your entire billing process—claim submissions, payment posting, denied claim appeals, and patient accounts receivable tracking—so your office can focus on what matters most: patient care.

Our pricing is designed to be flexible and transparent—you only pay for the services you need, and you get maximum value in return.

Dental billing service fees vary depending on the scope of services and insurance collections. The following general payment schedule applies to all offices:

one provider

practice
1350 $
  • Under $40,000/mo​

Two Provider Practice

3.5%
  • Between $40,000 and $100,00/mo

Group

Practice
3%
  • Between $100,000 and $150,000/mo

Large Group

Practice
2.5%
  • Over $150,000/mo

See How Our Dental Insurance Aging Reports Help You Recover Unpaid Claims and Improve Cash Flow

Track outstanding claims, identify revenue delays, and take quick action to boost collections. Our detailed aging reports keep your cash flow healthy and your revenue on track by providing clear visibility into unpaid patient balances and insurance claims.

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Why Are Dental Insurance Aging Reports Important ?

Dental Insurance Aging Reports play a critical role in managing your practice’s financial health by providing actionable insights on unpaid accounts and helping prevent revenue loss.

Important Scheduling Information

These reports flag patients or accounts with balances past due by 30 days or more, helping your team make informed scheduling decisions and avoid adding treatments that increase outstanding balances

Catching Glitches

Occasional technology errors can cause patient statements to go unsent. The “last statement date” shown in aging reports helps identify these issues so they can be promptly corrected.

Tracking Valuable Real-Time Information

Dental aging reports track current and past due balances in real time, ensuring no account slips through the cracks and helping prevent overdue balances from increasing.

Creating Transparency

Clear knowledge of outstanding balances allows your practice to communicate better with patients. Reaching out to patients with balances over 30 days past due ensures accurate billing and reduces miscommunications—often a friendly call is all that’s needed.

FAQ

Your Question Answered

A Dental Insurance Aging Report categorizes unpaid insurance claims by how long they have been outstanding (e.g., 0-30, 31-60, 61-90 days). It gives your practice a clear view of overdue claims, helping improve cash flow by prioritizing follow-up on aging balances.

Yes, we provide discounted bundles when you combine services like insurance verification, claim submission, payment posting, and denial management. This ensures cost-efficiency without compromising on quality.

Reviewing means simply looking at the report totals, whereas working the report involves investigating unpaid claims, contacting insurers or patients, correcting errors, and submitting appeals to resolve outstanding payments.

Aging reports flag patients with past-due balances, allowing your practice to avoid scheduling new treatments until overdue accounts are addressed. This helps prevent adding to unpaid balances and supports better financial management.

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