Billing software for medical & dental owners

Medical & dental billing software

Your in-house membership plan is the answer for uninsured patients, and it only works if it bills itself. Smarfle keeps the plan on the patient with a card on file, so the program runs without the front desk touching it.

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Smarfle · Medical & Dental Recurring Billing
Next 30 days

$8,420

Active subscriptions

47

Upcoming auto-charges

Acme Office Park

Monthly maintenance

$485

in 3 days

Riverside Apartments

Quarterly service

$1,200

in 12 days

Downtown Plaza

Monthly recurring

$320

in 18 days

West End Hotel

Bi-weekly contract

$680

in 5 days
Auto-charge enabled · Stripe Connect0.5% platform fee

Real Smarfle UI · Live data from your medical & dental CRM

Why generic billing software fails medical & dental owners

Generic billing tools weren’t built for medical & dental. Smarfle was.

Generic billing software

What everyone else gives you

  • Copays depend on whoever is standing at the desk that morning
  • A large treatment plan deposit is chased before the work can be scheduled
  • An in-house membership program is billed by hand and quietly loses members

Smarfle for medical & dental

Built for your actual workflow

  • The copay is charged against the visit rather than collected at a counter
  • The deposit request offers bank transfer, so scheduling is not waiting on a check
  • The plan charges on its own date against the card the patient already gave
Step-by-step

How medical & dental billing works in Smarfle

From the first touch to the closed loop. No missing pieces.

  1. 1

    The plan is priced and enrolled at the chair

    An in-house membership is agreed while the patient is sitting in front of you, which is the only moment they are certain about it.

  2. 2

    Signing up establishes the card

    The opening charge puts it on file, and the program runs from there without the front desk having to touch it again.

  3. 3

    Copays charge with the visit

    What is owed today is taken against the stored card as the appointment closes, rather than collected at a counter with a waiting room behind it.

  4. 4

    Treatment plan deposits gate the chair time

    A four-figure plan takes money when it is accepted, because the slot is being reserved on the strength of that yes.

  5. 5

    The month reconciles itself

    Plan charges, copays and deposits are all recorded as they happen, so nothing at month end needs assembling from a terminal and a spreadsheet.

Where medical & dental billing breaks down

The friction every medical & dental owner recognizes.

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The copay depends on who is at the desk

A small amount collected during the busiest part of the morning. The ones waived because there was a queue are never recovered and never recorded anywhere.

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A treatment plan is agreed and then delays

A patient says yes to a four-figure plan and the work waits on a deposit nobody asked for firmly. The chair time, meanwhile, was already reserved.

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The membership program needs a staff member

An in-house plan for uninsured patients is the right answer and it only works if it runs itself. Raised by hand each month, it competes with a waiting room and loses.

The math for medical & dental owners

3,840 plan charges a year

Three hundred and twenty members charged monthly is 3,840 transactions a year the front desk should never see. A plan raised by hand competes with a waiting room every single month, and the waiting room wins. Against a card on file, the program pays for itself without occupying anybody.

320

Plan members

12

Charges a year

~3,840

Charges to run

Based on typical medical & dental operations. Your numbers may vary.

Medical & dental billing software questions

Yes, against a card on file with the visit rather than at a counter. It takes the collection rate out of the hands of whoever is standing at the desk on a busy morning.
As its own document raised when the plan is accepted, with a way to pay. Chair time is reserved on the strength of that yes, so the deposit should not be an afterthought.
Yes, set up as a recurring charge on a stored card. It works well for self-pay patients, provided nobody at the desk has to intervene each month.
Yes, as separate figures. The patient needs one obvious number to act on today, and Smarfle does not verify benefits or file claims, so the split comes from your practice management system.
Yes, priced as its own service with each visit recorded as a job beneath it. Smarfle will not count included visits down or stop a booking at the limit, so the coverage rule is one your desk enforces.

Moving your medical & dental billing software off another tool?

Most medical & dental businesses arrive at Smarfle from one of the tools below. See a side-by-side comparison.

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