Lunch With Pristine

Lunch with Pristine is our series of podcasts where we examine the topics dental sleep providers need to know.

Randy Curran, founder of Pristine Medical Billing, our staff, and expert guests examine the best practices for managing your clinic, becoming an in-network provider, and how you can increase acceptance levels.

Listen to Lunch with Pristine below, and get in touch if you’d like to share your knowledge about running a dental sleep practice.

Lunch With Pristine

Sleep Apnea Payment Trends and Carrier Requirements 

Randy is joined by Melissa Koger, Joseph Pinkava, and Monica Edwards for a deep dive into what’s really going on with payments and carriers.

Keeping Up With the Carriers: Presented by Pristine’s Founder—Randy Curran

Carriers are always changing their requirements. Randy and guests take you through the latest updates to keep you one step ahead.

The Pitfalls of Dental Sleep Medicine with Dr. John Tucker

Dental sleep medicine is a dream job. However, it’s not always rosy. Dr. John Tucker joins Randy to highlight the areas you can avoid.

Policy Review: Required Documentation for Each Insurance Carrier With Kyle Curran

We know you don’t want to read all the documentation for every carrier, so Kyle’s done all the hard work for you.

Oral and Maxillofacial Trauma

How can you bill oral and maxillofacial trauma with Pristine? Randy takes you through the process so you don’t have to worry about not getting paid.

Contracting: The Ins and Outs of Becoming an In-Network Provider

Becoming an in-network provider has many benefits—but how do you do it? Randy and guests discuss exactly what you need to know in depth.

Case Presentation: Tips and Tricks to Increase Case Acceptance with Monica Edwards

Case presentation is one of the most important parts of moving a patient into treatment. Monica Edwards joins Lunch with Pristine to explain best practices.

Preparing for the End of the Year and Understanding Deductibles and Out-of-Pocket Maximums

The end of the year is a busy period in dental sleep medicine as patients make the most of their insurance coverage. Here’s how to handle it.