Dental Treatment & Financing Specialist

Todays Dental Lexington; Lexington (SC); On-site; USD 48,000 - 62,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive pay

Sign-on bonus

Referral bonus

Paid time off

Health insurance coverage

Paid gym membership for you and your f

Year-end bonus

Performance bonus

Job summary

Todays Dental Lexington is seeking a Treatment Coordinator to translate the doctor’s diagnosis into a written plan with real numbers, present it without pressure, and follow up with patients who said they would think about it.

The role includes presenting itemized fees, explaining insurance benefits and estimated benefits, arranging financing, and scheduling treatments to keep plans moving. Weekly follow-up of unscheduled or partially completed treatment is expected.

Qualifications

• Two or more years in a dental practice, ideally in treatment presentation, financial coordination, or insurance.
• Solid grasp of dental procedures, coding, and insurance benefits to answer most questions without leaving the room.
• Confident, unhurried presence in conversations about money.
• Organized enough to follow up weekly and finish the list.

Responsibilities

• Present treatment plans with itemized fees and explanations.
• Break down insurance coverage, benefits, and out-of-pocket costs before scheduling.
• Arrange financing and payment plans so cost is not a barrier to care.
• Schedule accepted treatment on the spot and maintain order in plans.
• Work the unscheduled and partially completed treatment list weekly.

Skills

Dental procedures knowledge

Insurance benefits understanding

Financing coordination

Communication in money conversations

Job description

Todays Dental Lexington is seeking a Treatment Coordinator to translate the doctor’s diagnosis into a written plan with real numbers, present it without pressure, and follow up with patients who said they would think about it.

The role includes presenting itemized fees, explaining insurance benefits and estimated benefits, arranging financing, and scheduling treatments to keep plans moving. Weekly follow-up of unscheduled or partially completed treatment is expected.