Promised. Performed. Or Paid Back.

Dental billing, handled. With the promise in writing.

Beacon runs the insurance side of your billing: verification, claims, denials, appeals and payer accounts receivable, for one flat monthly fee. The numbers we promise are written into your contract, and when we miss them the credit comes off your next invoice automatically. Not a slogan. A clause.

$1,995 a month for one dentist, $2,995 for two. Billed per practice, never as a percentage of your collections. Month to month. See what is included.

Service agreement · Schedule CPerformance guarantee

C.1  Five credit-backed metrics, each with a floor written into this Schedule and each computed from the data rather than debated.

C.5  Where a credit is due, Beacon applies it automatically to the next invoice and shows it on the scorecard. The Client need not ask.

Initials: ________   Date: ________

In the contract

No US dental billing company writes a number into your contract and pays you when it misses it. We do.

We reviewed the largest US dental billing companies in July 2026. Promises everywhere. Remedies nowhere.

Sound familiar?

Billing shouldn’t be a black box.

Most practices hand over their revenue and get back silence. You deserve to know what was done, what got paid, and what it cost you, every month.

Claims sit. Money waits.

Denials pile up past 90 days because nobody is chasing them. Every week a claim sits unworked, it gets harder to collect.

Your front desk is on hold.

If your office manager spends her afternoon on hold with an insurance company, who is taking care of your patients, and your schedule?

“Trust us” isn’t a report.

You are never quite sure what your biller actually did this month. With Beacon you see the same numbers we are graded on, every month.

Stacks of dog-eared paper claim files, tagged by year, pressed together on a shelf
Aging claims do not get better with time. They get harder to collect.

What it costs

The money is earned at the chair and lost in the back office.

A claim that sits for ninety days is not a claim any more, it is an argument. The work that stops that happening is dull, constant and easy to deprioritize on a busy Friday. That is exactly why it should not sit with the person who also runs your front desk.

Beacon works the insurance side of that pile. Patient statements and patient balances stay with your practice.

The five numbers in your contract

Promised in writing. Measured every month.

Miss one and the credit is automatic. These are floors, not targets, and they are the same five numbers on your scorecard.

95% Visits verified on time
90% Claims accepted first time
90% Denials dealt with in five business days
95% Eligibility checks accurate on audit
95% Your requests answered within one business day

Each number is defined in Schedule C so it can be computed from the data rather than debated. See how each one is measured.

How it works

Three steps. No mystery.

1

We work inside your system

We work in your practice-management software, under logins you control. Anything we handle outside it sits in our own US-hosted environment under our business associate agreement, and nowhere else. We plan set-up to take less than a week and agree the date with you in writing.

2

We work your revenue daily

Insurance verified before the patient sits down. Clean claims out clean the first time. Every denial given a disposition within five business days. Aging insurance claims chased until they are resolved, not parked.

3

You see everything

A monthly scorecard with the same numbers our guarantee is measured on. If we miss our floors, the credit is automatic. You never have to ask.

One claim, end to end

Where we act, and what we are held to.

1 Verify 2+ business days before floor 95% The visit your chair, your patient not ours 2 Claim out prepared and submitted accepted 90% The payer decides pays, or denies never guaranteed 3 Denial worked within 5 business days floor 90% Beacon does this, and carries a credit-backed floor Outside our control. Measured and reported, never guaranteed
  1. 1 Verify At least two business days before the visit. Floor 95%
  2. The visit Your chair, your patient. Not ours
  3. 2 Claim out Prepared and submitted. Accepted first time 90%
  4. The payer decides Pays, or denies. Never guaranteed
  5. 3 Denial worked A disposition within five business days. Floor 90%
  • Beacon does this, and carries a credit-backed floor
  • Outside our control. Measured and reported, never guaranteed

We are new. Here is exactly how new.

Beacon was formed in 2026 and is building its first book of practices now. We would rather you heard that from us than worked it out later.

We are not going to dress that up. The guarantee is there precisely because we cannot yet point at ten years of client logos, and we think a remedy you can enforce is worth more than a testimonial you cannot check.

So we do three things differently. We publish what we promise. We put the remedy in the contract rather than on a web page. And we show you the numbers monthly, whether they flatter us or not.

What you can check today

  • A Massachusetts company. Beacon Dental Solutions LLC, registered, with named ownership. Cyber and errors-and-omissions cover of at least $1,000,000 per claim is bound before your start date and stays in force from our first work or first access, whichever comes first.
  • A written agreement with the performance floors and the credit ladder in it, which we will send you before you commit to anything.
  • A security model you can audit. Your records stay in your practice-management system, the insurance data we work on sits in our own US-hosted environment under a business associate agreement, and we keep no patient database of our own.
  • A published price. Both standard bands, on this website, before you speak to anyone.
  • A person, a phone and an address. Demi Falode, Boston, Massachusetts, +1 (774) 508-9922. Not a form and a hope.
  • What we will not show you: testimonials we do not have, client counts we have not earned, or a collections percentage from someone else’s practice.

Pricing

One flat fee. Never a percentage of your collections.

The percentage model punishes you for a good month. Beacon charges the same whether you collect $60,000 or $90,000, so a busy month is entirely yours.

The fee is per practice, banded by the number of dentists. A second dentist adds to it rather than doubling it, and nothing about it moves with what you collect.

Full insurance cycle

One dentist $1,995/ month
Two dentists $2,995/ month

Confirmed on the first call, in writing, before anything starts.

Insurance verification and benefitsIncluded
Claims submission and payment postingIncluded
Denials, appeals and insurance A/R follow-upIncluded
Monthly scorecardIncluded
Prior-authorization supportIncluded
Patient statements and patient collectionsNot included
Medicaid, Medicare, CHIP and TRICARE claimsNot included
Percentage of your collectionsNever

A one-time set-up fee applies before work starts: $750 on the full cycle, $250 on verification only, non-refundable once onboarding begins. Verification only is $595 a month for one dentist, $895 for two. Three or more dentists is priced in your order form.

The guarantee

What is in the contract, and what is not.

Five floors are binding and carry an automatic credit when missed. The numbers no billing company controls, such as what a payer approves and what it pays, are measured and reported every month and never guaranteed.

  • Verification on time, 95%
  • Clean claims accepted first time, 90%
  • Denials dealt with in five business days, 90%
  • Eligibility accuracy on audit, 95%
  • We answer you within one business day, 95%
  • Credits of 25%, 50% or 100% of the monthly fee, applied automatically
  • Prior-authorization approval rates: reported, never guaranteed
  • What a payer approves and what it pays: reported, never guaranteed

Your patient data

Where does your patient data go? Two places, both named in your agreement.

Most billing companies do not answer this on their website, so far as we can tell. We would rather answer it first. Your patient records stay in your practice-management system. The insurance data we work on sits in our own US-hosted environment, under the business associate agreement you sign, and nowhere else.

  • No Beacon database of your patients. The only data we keep for ourselves is de-identified
  • No exports, no downloads, no spreadsheets of records
  • Named individuals only. Where a payer portal has no named-user option, the login sits in a vault and every session is tied to one named person

Asked before you had to ask

The questions practice owners actually ask.

You are new. Why would I trust you with my revenue?
You should not trust us on assertion, and we are not asking you to. Read the agreement before you sign anything: the floors, the credits and the exclusions are all in it, and the remedy is automatic rather than something you have to claim. Start on verification only if you would rather test us on a smaller piece of work first. Leave on 30 days’ notice if it is not working.
Do you move my patients’ records anywhere?
Your records stay in your practice-management system, under logins you create and can revoke. The insurance data we work on sits in our own US-hosted environment under our business associate agreement. We keep no patient database of our own. What leaves your system is the same thing that always left it: a claim, to a payer.
What happens to my office manager?
She stops sitting on hold. Our model assumes you keep your front-desk team and give them back the hours that insurance admin was taking. We work behind your practice, under your name, and your patients never deal with us.
Do you do patient billing as well?
No, and we would rather say so on this page than in month two. Beacon works the insurance side only: verification, claims, payment posting, denials, appeals, prior-authorization support and the accounts receivable owed by payers. Patient statements, patient balance follow-up, payment plans and patient collections stay with your practice, and so do all government-program claims: Medicaid, Medicare, CHIP, TRICARE, any other state or federal program and any managed-care plan administering one. Your patients never deal with us, which is the point of the model.
What if I want to leave?
Month to month, 30 days’ notice. There is no exit fee and nothing to migrate back, because your records stayed in your system and we keep no patient database of our own.
Is the price really flat?
Flat against your collections, which is the number that actually moves month to month. It is charged per practice and banded by the number of dentists: $1,995 for one, $2,995 for two. A second dentist adds to the fee rather than being charged a second full fee, and both bands are published on the pricing page. If your scope changes, for example you ask us to take on work outside your order form, we agree a new number in writing before that work starts.

Fifteen minutes. No pitch deck.

Tell us what your billing looks like now and we will tell you plainly whether we can help. If we are not the right fit we will say so on the call.