The new feature allows dental offices to identify candidates for membership plans—such as patients seeking elective care like whitening—and automate outreach efforts. By integrating enrollment and payment processing into the company’s cloud-native platform, the tool ensures that membership billing remains synced with broader patient records. This setup eliminates the need for external spreadsheets or manual tracking, which often hinder the adoption of in-house plans.
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Curve Dental Automates In-House Membership Plans for Practices
With over one in five working-age Americans lacking dental coverage, Curve Dental is rolling out a new membership module designed to bridge the gap between uninsured patients and practice revenue. The system embeds subscription management directly into existing clinical workflows to reduce the administrative burden on front-desk staff.
"Dental membership plans work until they become one more thing the front desk has to remember," said Luke Anderson, Chief Product Officer at Curve Dental. The software aims to transform the patient schedule into an enrollment engine, providing predictable recurring revenue while simplifying the financial experience for patients. According to the company, the rollout follows a $200 million commitment to research and development, further expanding their AI-powered suite. The module launches this month with dedicated marketing toolkits and support to assist practices in transitioning away from a sole reliance on insurance-based models.
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