Step 1
RCM Workflow Review
We review your current eligibility, claims, payment posting, denial, AR, reporting, PMS, payer portal, and clearinghouse setup before defining the first working scope.
Dental RCM services
DentaVyro helps independent U.S. dental practices run eligibility, claims, payment posting, denials, AR follow-up, and reporting as one connected revenue cycle workflow inside their approved PMS and payer systems.
Step 1
We review your current eligibility, claims, payment posting, denial, AR, reporting, PMS, payer portal, and clearinghouse setup before defining the first working scope.
Step 2
Your practice provides approved PMS and payer access, role-limited credentials where available, BAA coverage, documentation rules, and escalation paths for office-required decisions.
Step 3
DentaVyro works the agreed RCM queues, including eligibility checks, claim readiness, claim support, EOB and ERA posting, denial notes, AR follow-up, and payer blocker documentation.
Step 4
Completed work, open payer issues, denied claims, posting exceptions, aging risks, and office-review items are summarized so the practice can make final billing decisions with better visibility.
Dental revenue cycle management is the administrative workflow that connects eligibility, benefit verification, claim readiness, claim submission, payment posting, denial review, AR follow-up, patient-balance readiness, and reporting so the practice can collect accurately and keep billing work visible.
Dental billing is usually one part of dental RCM. Revenue cycle management is broader because it includes the full workflow before, during, and after claim submission, including eligibility, documentation, EOB and ERA posting, denials, AR, reporting, and patient-balance review.
Yes. Many repeatable dental RCM workflows can be handled remotely when the practice provides approved PMS, clearinghouse, and payer access, clear workflow rules, role-limited credentials where available, and a documented escalation path for office decisions.
No. DentaVyro supports the revenue cycle workflow while the practice keeps final decisions around treatment, coding, write-offs, refunds, appeals, patient communication, contracts, and financial policy.