2 week checks

Mastering 2 Week Checks Quiz

Enhance your understanding of the 2 week checks process with this informative quiz. Test your knowledge on important protocols and best practices to ensure efficient patient care.

10 engaging questions
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10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by CheckingCare2023

Do we check ADSC coverage twice?

Yes, coverage should be checked twice, once at our 2-week check and again the day of the appt. ADSC coverage can change every day, one day the patient has coverage and the next day they don't

We like doing twice the work

No, we write off ADSC balances so we do not need to check at all

None of the above

We need to share Pre-d responses with the patients because

A pre-d will not tell us that the plan max is reached and the patient doesn't needs to be told this

We like doing all the work to get the patient booked and treatment done and then writing off the treatment

We are able to tell the patient/parent what their coverage actually is for the appt and avoid surprises.

We like arguing with patients that they have a large balance that could have been avoided

2 week checks are important because

We can provide important information to the patient on what to expect

We won't get unnecessary and uncomfortable surprizes

We like to help Rupi be able to do her job

All of the above

I feel 2 week checks are going (select all that apply)

Terrible, there are a lot of things I don't like about them

Not necessary, they don't provide the information we need to do our job

Good, but could use a couple tweaks

Pretty Good, I am able to find time to get my share done 75% of the time

Excellent, I can get my checks done 100% of the time and 2 week checks make life easier if they were all done completely by everyone

If an insurance company consistently sees that we charge an emergency exam in conjunction with BW/scaling/polish/fl they will eventually question it

True

False

Ways to upset a patient if a recall is not covered (check all that apply)

Discuss coverage with the patient, let them know the recall is not covered but the hygiene portion is so we have gifted the recall

Possibly have the patient on a 9 or 12 month recall instead, but still have them come in for hygiene every 6 months

Make the patient aware of their insurance limitation so they can share in the responsibility

Check the family recall appointments to make sure the same thing won't happen to another family member

We should running the risk of keeping the patient at a 6 month interval and mistakenly doing treatment not covered due to a frequency limitation

If a recall is not covered because of a patients frequency, we should

Change the frequency on the patients file

Gift the recall and explain to the patient why we gifted the recall

Tell the patient that if they need or want to talk to the Dr about anything that we can book in a spec/emerg exam

All of the above

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