Insurance Verification Specialist
Dental insurance verification before each visit, so there are no surprises.
- Checks eligibility and benefits
- Gets pre-authorizations
- Notes coverage in your software
A dental virtual assistant helps your practice manage dental billing workflows, insurance follow-ups, claims administration, and front-desk tasks so your team can focus on patient care. We work in your software, under your practice name.






Based on results for our dental clients. Payment times depend on each insurance company.
Busy dental offices lose money when claims sit and phones ring. Our dental virtual assistant services help three kinds of practices.
One office and a small team. Your assistant takes insurance and billing off the front desk, so your team can care for patients.
Many offices, one way of working. We build a team that keeps claims, payments and credentialing the same across every location.
Oral surgery, ortho, TMJ and sleep. Medical and dental billing for complex cases, done by people who know the codes.
A dental billing virtual assistant can support claims submission, insurance follow-ups, payment posting, and other agreed revenue cycle workflows, helping your team keep billing tasks organized.
Dental insurance verification before each visit, so there are no surprises.
Sends clean claims fast, so you get paid sooner.
Dental AR follow-up that chases unpaid claims until they are paid.
Dental payment posting that keeps your ledger right, every day.
Helps patients understand and pay their bills.
Dental credentialing services that keep you in network.
Answers calls and keeps your schedule full.
Runs your dental revenue cycle management from start to finish.
Runs your whole Dental Admins team.
Our team does the routine work. Only the judgment calls come back to you.
Every patient is checked the day before. Only the problems come to you.
Denied claims don’t sit. We fix them and follow them all the way to payment.
You approve every appeal. We do the calls, forms and follow-up.
Sample data for illustration. Patient names are made up.
Real people in a secure office, not a call center. You meet and interview your assistant before they start.


We do the routine work. Write-offs, refunds, treatment and fees stay your call.
Our team works confidently across the platforms your dental practice already uses.



Patient records are private. Here’s how we protect them, and you.

An outside auditor checks how we keep data safe. We are ISO 9001 certified for quality too.
We follow HIPAA privacy and security rules to protect patient data.
Work happens on a closed network. USB drives and personal devices are blocked.
Every system needs multi-factor log-in. Each person sees only what their job needs.
A business firewall, safe testing for files and automatic alerts.
Background-checked staff sign NDAs. We keep audit logs of who did what.
Your team uses your practice name and email with patients and insurers.
Which tasks, how many dentists and offices, and what software you use.
We look at your aging report and show you where money is stuck.
Hire a dedicated person, or let us run your billing for a percentage.
Your account manager checks in, and you get clear reports every month.
TESTIMONIALS
Whether it’s the front desk, insurance verification, billing or AR, an in-house hire costs more than their paycheck. Here is how the real cost compares.
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| In-house hire receptionist, insurance coordinator, biller | Dental Admins: dedicated person any role, from verification to RCM manager | Dental Admins: we run your billing claims, posting, AR and denials | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly cost | About $4,200 $18/hour plus taxes and benefits | $1,730–$2,080 | 2.5–3% of insurance collections $500 minimum |
| Finding and hiring | You do it | We do it. You interview and pick. | We do it |
| Sick days and vacations | Insurance checks and claims wait | Backup is included | Our team covers it |
| When someone quits | You start over | We find a replacement | No gap |
| Computer, software seat, desk | You pay | Included | Included |
| Data security | Your office | ISO 27001 certified | ISO 27001 certified |
| Who manages the work | You | Our manager, with you | Our RCM manager |
In-house cost is an estimate: an insurance coordinator at about $18.26 an hour, plus about 30% for payroll taxes and benefits (source: Dental ClaimSupport). Your local wages may be higher or lower.
Hire your own dedicated person, or choose dental billing outsourcing: we run your insurance billing for a small share of what we collect.
Any role on this page, working only for your practice.
Specialists. Senior managers are $13–$15* an hour.
About $1,730–$2,080 a month for a specialist.
We run your dental insurance billing from start to finish.
You only pay on money that actually comes in. Minimum $500 a month.
Not included: front desk and scheduling, insurance verification, patient billing and credentialing. Add a dedicated person for those.

A dedicated full-time assistant, backed by our Operations Manager, gives you 40 hours a week of coverage: phones and scheduling, insurance checks, claims, payment posting and AR follow-up. For practices opened in the last 12 months.
*Price depends on experience. Practices with many Medicaid patients get a custom quote.
A virtual dental billing assistant can help with billing administration, claims follow-ups, insurance verification, and payment posting, depending on the agreed role.
They handle your full revenue cycle: checking insurance, sending claims, posting payments, following up on unpaid claims and patient billing. They also handle credentialing and answer phones. They work in your software, and your team makes the big decisions.
You can pick one of two options. Hire a dedicated person for $10 to $12 an hour (senior managers $13 to $15). Or let us run your insurance billing for 2.5% to 3% of insurance collections, with a $500 monthly minimum.
Yes. If your practice opened in the last 12 months, you get a dedicated full-time assistant for $1,600 a month, flat. They cover every role, from phones and scheduling to insurance, claims and AR, 40 hours a week. Our Operations Manager backs them up.
Claims, insurance payment posting, denials, appeals and AR follow-up, plus monthly reports. Front desk and scheduling, insurance verification, patient billing and credentialing are not included. You can add a dedicated person for any of those.
We follow HIPAA privacy and security rules, and we are ISO 27001 certified for information security. Work happens on a closed, locked-down network.
CAQH is the database most insurance plans use to check a dentist’s details. We set it up, keep it current, do re-attestations, track license dates and enroll dentists with insurance plans.
Yes. Your virtual dental receptionist answers calls, handles dental appointment scheduling, confirms visits, sends reminders, follows up on missed visits and recalls, and makes sure health history forms are done before the visit.
Yes. We recruit people who already know dental billing, insurance and dental software. You interview them before they start.
Not unless you tell them. Your team uses your practice name and email.
No. There is no minimum contract length. If you want to stop, just give us 2 to 3 weeks’ notice.
Tell your account manager. We help fix it or find you a replacement.
It books appointments, answers simple questions and hands off to your team.
Book a free 20-minute call. We’ll look at where your claims are stuck and show you who can help.
