Unerfasste Leistungen und Rechnungsfehler bei Finanzierungsfällen

Definition

Dental practice‑management vendors emphasise that integrated clinical, billing and payment functionality reduces errors and improves profitability.[1][5][7] Where treatment planning, health‑fund claims and financing arrangements are not tightly linked, common failure modes include performing additional procedures without updating the payment plan, mis‑keying item numbers, or not issuing final invoices when plans are prepaid by third‑party financiers. Industry experience and vendor case studies indicate that moving from manual to integrated systems typically recovers 2–5% of billable revenue previously lost to errors and leakage.[1][5][7] For a practice billing AUD 1m annually with 30–50% of revenue on complex, staged treatments, this implies AUD 20,000–40,000 in preventable leakage per year just on financed cases.

Why This Matters

The Pitch: Dental players in Australia 🇦🇺 lose 2–4% of revenue annually on mis‑billed or unbilled treatments linked to patient financing. Automation of treatment‑to‑invoice mapping and payment‑plan linking closes this gap.

Affected Stakeholders

Dentists, Treatment coordinators, Front‑desk staff, Practice manager

Related Business Risks