Is this “partner” stealing from you?

In 1954, insurance began its indelible contract with dentists.  When we think of life in the 50s, words like wholesome, trustworthy, and values might come to mind. Perhaps that’s how this partnership first began with insurance and dentists working hand-in-hand to deliver the best oral care to patients. What this “arrangement” has morphed into, however, is less wholesome and much more invasive.

Let’s look at things from a different angle – What would you do with an extra $100,000 or even $300,000 a year? Pay off business or student loan debt? Invest in your and your family’s future? Take a once-in-a-lifetime trip? 

Can you imagine the possibilities of keeping more of what you earn to the tune of hundreds of thousands of dollars? 

We’re sharing the story of an Amplify360 doctor who's finally broken free from insurance, but not without having given away a third of his income to insurance. (We’re talking about hundreds of thousands of dollars for years. YEARS.)

This dentist didn’t believe his practice could survive without partnering with PPOs, and the PPOs were more than happy to support his beliefs. His partnership evolved into more of a one-way relationship. Insurance called the shots on what procedures to perform, how often, what material to use, and for whom. Insurance then repaid his loyalty by slashing reimbursements and squeezing him even more.

Our doctor opened his books one day to study them more closely, and what he discovered nearly made him fall out of his chair. Year-over-year, he was signing away over 33% of his production to his “partners” – better known as insurance. This was the tipping point that pushed him to make a change.       

While it can be frightening to cut off those you think are feeding your practice’s coffers, it’s even scarier to realize how much they’re actually taking from you. 

We know we keep harping on insurance, but it’s not personal — until they start dipping into your profits. Then the gloves need to come off. Our PPO Prison Report is meant to guide you on your journey to independence. The Amplify360 doctor who discovered that a third of his production was going to insurance keeps these records in his top drawer as a reminder that he can survive without it. 

Grab a copy of the report, and start dreaming about what you can do with your money.