If you are not in the specific network tier a patient has, Bento still works the same way. Your practice is responsible for collecting any difference between your agreed rates and the patient's plan contribution.
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- I'm having trouble checking my patient's benefits and eligibility because they don't remember their member ID.
- How do I know which network tier(s) a patient has access to?
- How do I determine patient benefits and eligibility?
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- Am I required to notify Bento of changes to my practice?
- Can dentists choose multiple tiers of rates?
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- What does it cost to join the network?
- What are the advantages of joining the Bento network?
- What does the renewal process look like?
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