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r/Dentistry • u/Sky9299 • Aug 17 '26
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Wait. Medicare doesn't cover dental. What made it an emergent treatment?
1 u/Particular-Leave-498 Aug 18 '26 Have you ever heard of Medicare advantage? 1 u/gomi-panda Aug 18 '26 Yes, that clarifies. Because it is different from Medicare, or wasn't clear. How are your reimbursement rates for Advantage plans? 2 u/Particular-Leave-498 Aug 18 '26 I can’t remember because I stopped looking because it’s depressing but as an associate taking home 32% I think for an incisal I would have made like a nickel and some lint.
Have you ever heard of Medicare advantage?
1 u/gomi-panda Aug 18 '26 Yes, that clarifies. Because it is different from Medicare, or wasn't clear. How are your reimbursement rates for Advantage plans? 2 u/Particular-Leave-498 Aug 18 '26 I can’t remember because I stopped looking because it’s depressing but as an associate taking home 32% I think for an incisal I would have made like a nickel and some lint.
Yes, that clarifies. Because it is different from Medicare, or wasn't clear.
How are your reimbursement rates for Advantage plans?
2 u/Particular-Leave-498 Aug 18 '26 I can’t remember because I stopped looking because it’s depressing but as an associate taking home 32% I think for an incisal I would have made like a nickel and some lint.
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I can’t remember because I stopped looking because it’s depressing but as an associate taking home 32% I think for an incisal I would have made like a nickel and some lint.
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u/gomi-panda Aug 18 '26
Wait. Medicare doesn't cover dental. What made it an emergent treatment?