Build, launch, and manage your in-house dental membership plan in minutes.
How it works
1. Create your plan
Create your membership plan in Plum. It takes less than 5 minutes. Build from an existing plan, or start fresh!
2. Launch your plan
Launching a membership plan is a breeze. Our 5-step guide for launching a plan will ensure your success. Plus you get free access to world-class customer support.
3. Watch your plan grow
Patients will start to sign up! The magic of Plum is that patients save money at the same time you increase the profitability of your practice. That's just what happens when you cut out a middleman who's not adding value. Patient loyalty increases, and you get to have the kind of practice you've always wanted—a patient-friendly one.
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Q. What is a membership plan?
An in-house membership plan is a subscription to your practice.
For most members, the plan will take the place of dental insurance in their annual budget—and it will be a way better deal. When you deploy an in-house membership plan, you cut out the middleman and split the added value with your patient.
Value for your practice
A membership plan will grow your practice without needing to add a single new patient. With a properly-priced membership plan, unprofitable patients can become profitable. Membership plans reduce administrative costs by reducing the amount of time spent billing and verifying insurance (not to mention the negotiating). And with Plum, managing your membership plan is easy.
Value for your patients
Dental insurance, in the vast majority of cases, is a terrible deal for patients: they almost never use enough of their benefits to justify the premium that they pay. A membership plan cuts out the dental insurance company or discount plan, allowing the practice to earn more for the work that you do—plus the patient to pay less out of pocket. Everybody wins.
Don't just take our word for it...
Debunking myths about in-house dental membership programs
Dentistry IQ, October 2018
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