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rabton t1_j5v4v0r wrote

Reply to comment by dell828 in Harvard Job Salary by [deleted]

As much as I'd love to leave BU there's basically nowhere else that does 40 time off days a year (earned vacation + holidays) on top of sick time. Pay isn't great but the vacation and other benefits are pretty wild.

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Sardoniosophy t1_j5v3eur wrote

While I don't work in a dental office and I know certain insurance plans have a limitation on how many of something or what is covered, I have also been explicitly told both by my service providers, i.e. the dental or doctor's office, and my insurance that applying the right/correct code makes a difference in coverage. I could be being gaslit by both sides, but I'm just sharing what my experience has been and what I have been told. 🤷‍♀️

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makeupobsessedlawyer t1_j5v2ji9 wrote

I work in a dental office. Has nothing to do with how offices “code” things. I’m so tired of patients thinking it’s the fault of the office because things get denied sometimes. The exact codes are billed on the date of service the services are rendered, there is no trick or sneaky thing offices do to get cleanings covered 4 times a year for patients. It has to do with your plan’s frequency limitations. Some plans allow 4 cleanings a year, like yours.

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