Providing On-Site Dental Care for Medicare Advantage Programs

Medicare Advantage Plans

In a recent study of Dental Care in MA Plan:

90%

Of MA plans offer dental benefits at no extra cost

43%

Increase to annual dental costs without preventative dental services

39%

Reduction in hospital admission rate resulting in average $110 PMPY cost reduction

13.6%

Savings for members with chronic conditions for those that receive periodontal

Asssited Living Community

Memory Care Facility

Skilled Nursing Facilility

PACE Center

Personal Residence

Why Partner With Enable Dental

– Improve Access To Dental Care For Your Members:

Offer a valuable benefit that enhances overall health and well-being.

– Reduce Hospital Visits And Complications:

Early detection and treatment of dental issues can prevent costly hospitalization and emergency room visits.

– Improve Member Satisfaction:

Offer a convenient and personalized dental care solution that reduces stress and increases satisfaction.

– Cost-Effective Partnership:

Our portable model minimizes transportation costs and administrative overhead.

– Compliance With Regulations:

We help you comply with regulations requiring access to dental care for your members.

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Tell us about your dental program:

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Notes - How can we help you?

Common issues programs face when providing dental care.

U.S. seniors are retaining more of their teeth than they did in the past, yet many are unable to access preventive dental care or treatment to keep their mouths healthy.

Census & Data

Unpredictable census or inadequate data to determine the true need for dental services, which results in insufficient resources to meet dental needs.

Traditional Offices

Most brick and mortar dental practices are unable to scale to meet an increased number of new patients and often are unable to see multiple participants back to back on the same day.

Logistics

Difficult to transport participants from various locations to multiple brick and mortar practices. Scheduling multiple participants living in vast geographic areas is time consuming for staff.

Utilization

Low opt-in rate for necessary dental services, and increased no-show rates to existing dental offices. No access to dental providers for dental emergencies which impact medical costs.

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What We Do

Increase care access to marginalized members and enable more frequent care management
Reduce overall spending on member’s care
Enhance member satisfaction by providing access to those with mobility issues
Provide standardized data and track analytics
Facilitate improved health outcomes by early detection of dental issues

How Our Mobile Dentistry Process Works

1

Sign Contract

2

Program Design

3

The Onboarding

4

Service Delivery

5

Reporting & Billing