Many dentists have yet to experience the benefits of receiving insurance claim payments by ACH, but there are encouraging signs, a new report found.

When Dr. Mark MiHalo first began practicing dentistry, claims had to be mailed in, and then he waited for checks. But with the ease of today's electronic payments, there's no reason to look back.

It’s easy for medical and dental providers to be paid electronically. The Healthcare Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) standard supports HIPAA-compliant transactions between health plans and providers.

After a day of filling cavities and fitting crowns, your dentist is entitled to be paid, and the easiest way is to make the entire claims process electronic. But with so many dental practices being fairly small, they could sure use a hand.

After a day of filling cavities and fitting crowns, your dentist is entitled to be paid. The easiest way is to make the entire claims process electronic, but with so many dental practices being fairly small, they could sure use a hand.

The healthcare industry has been quickly moving to electronic claim payments in recent years, but there are still significant “pain points” that need to be addressed, a senior Nacha official told a federal advisory panel.

The healthcare industry has been quickly moving to electronic claim payments in recent years, but there are still significant “pain points” that need to be addressed, a senior Nacha official told a federal advisory panel.

Nacha Announces 2016 Largest Originators & Receivers of ACH Payments

HERNDON, Va., April 13, 2017 – Following four consecutive quarters of more than 5 billion electronic payments in each quarter – a first for the ACH Network - overall volume in 2016 amounted to 25.6 billion transact