Bond · The work manager for dental offices
Insurance follow-ups, patient balances, referrals, the daily routine, codes and supplies. One calm place the whole team sees, with reminders that reach the right person.
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Monday, September 15 · 5 due, 1 done
#4471 · Delta DentalClaim · payer asked for the x-rays
M.R. Alvarez · CignaBalance · second statement
Referral · Dr. PatelMissing the periapical from the GP
#5102 · AetnaClaim · narrative requested
J.L. OrtegaReactivation · 6-month recall
Morning routine · sterilization log
Follow-ups
The PMS keeps the charts. The follow-ups live on a paper list, a spreadsheet and a Teams thread, and they are the first thing lost on a busy Tuesday.
The payer asks for images, then a narrative, then waits. Each ask becomes a follow-up with a date and a name, and every call is logged on the patient's card.
#4471 · Delta Dental
Log this statement and Bond already offers the date for the next.
X-rays and forms from the general dentist arrive incomplete. What is missing becomes a card with an owner, not a sticky note.
Every night, anything still open moves to the next day and the assignee is told. Nothing waits on the wall for someone to notice it.
Kevin was notified at 6:00 am.
History
The patient card
Every call, every note and every reschedule stays on the card with initials and a date, the way the front desk already signs its notes. Anyone on the team can pick up where the last person left off.
Not the medical record. A chart number or initials is enough. No date of birth, no policy numbers, no images. What isn't in Bond can't leak from Bond.
Reminders
A reminder that waits to be looked for is a list on the wall. Bond goes where the person is.
What was assigned to you, what moved to today, what a teammate logged.
Install from the browser and get a push when something is due, even with the app closed.
A morning digest of what is due today, before the office opens.
If a channel isn't set up yet, Bond says so in plain words. It never reports “sent” when nothing went out.
Ten words in the sidebar
Asked for by the front desk
Each of these came from a manager working in Bond every day.
Open the phone and see what is open, who has it and what got done today, without asking anyone.
The first question every practice asks is “how safe is it?”. These are the answers, in plain words.
Besides the password, a PIN only the person knows, asked on each device. A copied password alone opens nothing.
The office manager decides what an assistant, the front desk or the insurance coordinator can open. The rest doesn't exist for them.
Every permission is enforced where the data is, not just on the screen. There is no way around it through the app or outside it.
A chart number or initials is enough. No dates of birth, no policy numbers, no images. What isn't in Bond can't leak from Bond.
Set up your practice in a minute. Add your offices, invite the team with a link, and put tomorrow's follow-ups where they can't be lost.