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  This product is meant for Panoramic X-ray machines!  Tired of looking for the stapler you used last time you did a QA check of your Pano? We now have a solution for your pano QA/QC program. The large Step Wedge is specially designed for the pano QA/QC program. While staplers are still allowed, we find that people misplace the stapler or don't realize they need to use the same exact stapler every single time they perform Quality Assurance tests on their pano machines. Step Wedges are used in Radiology Quality Control Programs to test x-ray machine sensors and phosphor storage plates. Having a Radiology Quality Assurance Program is an important part of radiology compliance. Texas Dentists:  In June 2019 Texas x-ray rule 25 TAC §289.232(j)(14) was updated. It now specifies that users of digital imaging acquisition systems shall follow quality assurance/quality control (QA/QC) protocol for digital imaging established by the manufacturer. If a protocol cannot be established by the manufacturer, it shall be developed and implemented by the registrant (dental office).  CLICK HERE FOR MORE TEXAS Specific RADIOLOGY REQUIREMENTS  Once a quarter or any time that you suspect that there may be a problem with your X-ray system, create an image to compare to your reference image. Step wedge images look like a grayscale image with gradual changes from white/light to black/dark. If you notice a change in density (color) of "2 steps", you are alerted that there is a problem and corrective actions should be taken before your radiographs deteriorate in diagnostic quality. Instructional Video: Step Wedge QA/QC Test  https://vimeo.com/470172962 Instructional Video: Step Wedge Video CBCT https://vimeo.com/778734948   To learn more about managing a compliant radiation safety program, check out our Radiation and Laser/Radiation Safety Manuals! www.DentalCompliance.com  or contacts us @ 817-755-0035 Please allow 3-5 business days for items to be shipped.  Our Step Wedge products are composed of 99.925% aluminum. Note: Please be advised that DCS does not currently offer international shipping services.

Step Wedges are used in Radiology Quality Control Programs to test x-ray machine sensors and phosphor storage plates. Having a Radiology Quality Assurance Program is an important part of radiology compliance. Texas Dentists:  In June 2019 Texas x-ray rule 25 TAC §289.232(j)(14) was updated. It now specifies that users of digital imaging acquisition systems shall follow quality assurance/quality control (QA/QC) protocol for digital imaging established by the manufacturer. If a protocol cannot be established by the manufacturer, it shall be developed and implemented by the registrant (dental office).  CLICK HERE FOR MORE TEXAS Specific RADIOLOGY REQUIREMENTS  How to Perform a Step Wedge Test: The following steps outline the procedure: Place the step wedge with the steps facing up over a sensor and position the x-ray field over the step wedge. Take an exposure. Record the Date, Sensor Serial #, X-ray machine used, kVp, mA, Exposure time, and Source-to-Image Distance. This information will be necessary to conduct this test in the future. Save this image as the reference image for that X-ray sensor as proof of testing. Remember, you are testing the sensor, not the X-ray machine!  Once a quarter or any time that you suspect that there may be a problem with your X-ray system, create another image in the same manner as described above. Compare this image to the reference image. Step wedge images look like a grayscale image with gradual changes from white/light to black/dark. If you notice a change in density (color) of "2 steps", you are alerted that there is a problem and corrective actions should be taken before your radiographs deteriorate in diagnostic quality. Instructional Video: Step Wedge QA/QC Test  https://vimeo.com/470172962  To learn more about managing a compliant radiation safety program, check out our Radiation and Laser/Radiation Safety Manuals! www.DentalCompliance.com   817-755-0035 ***This Product is NOT for use with panoramic machines. Check out our Pano Step Wedge product!****   Please allow 3-5 business days for items to be shipped. Our Step Wedge products are composed of 99.925% aluminum. Note: Please be advised that DCS does not currently offer international shipping services.

Small Step Wedge Product Details: Step Wedges are used in Radiology Quality Control Programs to test X-ray machine sensors and phosphor storage plates. Having a Radiology Quality Assurance Program is an important part of radiology compliance. Texas Dentists:  In June 2019 Texas x-ray rule 25 TAC §289.232(j)(14) was updated. It now specifies that users of digital imaging acquisition systems shall follow quality assurance/quality control (QA/QC) protocol for digital imaging established by the manufacturer. If a protocol cannot be established by the manufacturer, it shall be developed and implemented by the registrant (dental office).  CLICK HERE FOR MORE TEXAS Specific RADIOLOGY REQUIREMENTS  How to Perform a Step Wedge Test: The following steps outline the procedure: Place the step wedge with the steps facing up over a sensor and position the X-ray field over the step wedge. Take an exposure. Record the Date, Sensor Serial #, X-ray machine used, kVp, mA, Exposure time, and Source-to-Image Distance. This information will be necessary to conduct this test in the future. Save this image as the reference image for that X-ray sensor as proof of testing. Remember, you are testing the sensor, not the X-ray machine!      Once a quarter or any time that you suspect that there may be a problem with your X-ray system, create another image in the same manner as described above. Compare this image to the reference image.      Step wedge images look like a grayscale image with gradual changes from white/light to black/dark. If you notice a change in density (color) of "2 steps", you are alerted that there is a problem and corrective actions should be taken before your radiographs deteriorate in diagnostic quality. Instructional Video: Step Wedge QA/QC Test  https://vimeo.com/470172962 NOTE: The actual step wedge you receive may not match the picture of the product and/or may have a different number of steps on it. Neither of these affect the testing process.  Large Step Wedge Product Details: This product is meant for Panoramic x-ray machines!  Tired of looking for the stapler you used last time you did a QA check of your Pano? We now have a solution for your pano QA/QC program. The large Step Wedge is specially designed for the pano QA/QC program. While staplers are still allowed, we find that people misplace the stapler or don't realize they need to use the same exact stapler every single time they perform Quality Assurance tests on their pano machines. Step Wedges are used in Radiology Quality Control Programs to test x-ray machine sensors and phosphor storage plates. Having a Radiology Quality Assurance Program is an important part of radiology compliance. Texas Dentists:  In June 2019 Texas x-ray rule 25 TAC §289.232(j)(14) was updated. It now specifies that users of digital imaging acquisition systems shall follow quality assurance/quality control (QA/QC) protocol for digital imaging established by the manufacturer. If a protocol cannot be established by the manufacturer, it shall be developed and implemented by the registrant (dental office).  CLICK HERE FOR MORE TEXAS Specific RADIOLOGY REQUIREMENTS  Once a quarter or any time that you suspect that there may be a problem with your X-ray system, create an image to compare to your reference image. Step wedge images look like a grayscale image with gradual changes from white/light to black/dark. If you notice a change in density (color) of "2 steps", you are alerted that there is a problem and corrective actions should be taken before your radiographs deteriorate in diagnostic quality. Instructional Video: Step Wedge Video CBCT https://vimeo.com/778734948   To learn more about managing a compliant radiation safety program, check out our Radiation and Laser/Radiation Safety Manuals! www.DentalCompliance.com  Contact us @ 817-755-0035 Please allow 3-5 business days for items to be shipped. Our Step Wedge products are composed of 99.925% aluminum. Note: Please be advised that DCS does not currently offer international shipping services.

Elevate your dental practice’s compliance with our all-inclusive Virtual Compliance Inspection. Our expert team provides thorough virtual inspections tailored to OSHA, HIPAA, and Radiology standards, ensuring every aspect of your practice meets regulatory requirements.  OSHA Safety & Compliance Inspection: Description: Ensure your workplace adheres to OSHA standards with our expert-led virtual walkthrough. We conduct a thorough inspection using a detailed checklist tailored to OSHA regulations. After the review, you'll receive a comprehensive report outlining your compliance status, any potential issues, and actionable steps to address them. HIPAA Compliance Inspection: Description: Maintain HIPAA compliance effortlessly with our virtual inspection service. Our specialists will perform a detailed virtual walkthrough of your facility, guided by an extensive HIPAA-focused checklist. Post-inspection, you'll receive a complete report detailing compliance status, identifying concerns, and providing clear recommendations for resolution. Radiation Safety & Compliance Inspection: Description: Ensure your radiology practices meet industry standards with our dedicated virtual inspection. We carry out a thorough examination based on a comprehensive checklist specific to radiology regulations. Following the inspection, you'll get a detailed report with your compliance status, areas of concern, and actionable solutions for any identified issues. Benefits for Your Dental Practice: Convenience: Conducted entirely online, eliminating the need for on-site visits and minimizing disruption to your practice. Thoroughness: Each inspection follows a comprehensive checklist to ensure no detail is missed, providing you with a complete compliance overview. Actionable Insights: Receive detailed reports highlighting compliance status, potential concerns, and practical solutions for resolution. Enhanced Compliance: Stay up-to-date with regulatory requirements and improve the overall safety and efficiency of your practice. How It Works: Once you complete your purchase, you’ll receive an email to schedule your Compliance Walkthrough Inspection with one of our expert compliance specialists. After the inspection, you’ll receive a detailed report highlighting any areas of compliance as well as concerns to address. Plus, we’ll arrange a follow-up meeting to discuss the findings and ensure your dental office is fully compliant and optimized for success. Take the first step toward peace of mind today!   By integrating our Comprehensive Virtual Compliance Inspections, your dental practice can confidently navigate regulatory requirements, ensuring a safe and compliant environment for both staff and patients. We cannot guarantee any outcomes regarding regulatory audits or investigations, but our manuals are regularly reviewed and scrutinized by regulatory agencies and our clients have had no problems following those actions. If you have questions or concerns, please contact the ClientCare Team at (817) 755-0035 or email ClientCare@DentalCompliance.com.

Dentists who provide office-based anesthesia including minimal sedation, moderate sedation and/or general anesthesia are bound to comply with state and federal controlled substance acts, DEA and dental board rules. Among these rules are requirements that dentists have written policies/procedures specific to ordering, handling, recordkeeping, and storage of controlled substances. In an effort to bring dental offices into compliance with state and federal rules and regulations the manual includes: DEA Compliance Officer Role and Responsibilities Policy/procedure certification Compliance Plan Written policies/procedures include:                Background checks               Diversion Prevention               Designated Agents               Documenting Patient Medications               Government Agency Contact Guidelines               Querying State Prescription Drug Monitoring Program               Reporting Compliance Issues and Occurrences ... and more! Forms including:                Designated Agent Screening form               Designated Agent Authorization               Designated Agent Training and Quiz               Drug Incident Report               Inventory Verification               and Corrective Action Status    *Please allow 7-10 business days for standard delivery. Our manuals are customized to cater to your unique needs. Note: We do not sell compliance manuals to residents and/or dental professionals of California. Note: Please be advised that DCS does not currently offer international shipping services. If you have questions or concerns, please contact the ClientCare Team at (817) 755-0035 or email ClientCare@DentalCompliance.com.

  The logbook was designed according to the DEA recordkeeping requirements. This is the only product of its kind developed specifically for dental professionals. This log allows you to track all incoming and outgoing Schedule 2 controlled substances. Schedule 2 drugs and paperwork must be kept separate from other controlled substance records.  Also, check out our DEA Compliance Procedure Manual. If your office has controlled substances, if certain tasks involving controlled substances such as reviewing Prescription Drug Monitoring Program databases, calling/faxing prescriptions to pharmacies, or ordering/receiving inventory are delegated to employees your office should have written policies and procedures specifying what, who, why and how these tasks should be performed. This manual including policies/procedures and forms, will help ensure your office meets DEA requirements.     Note: Please be advised that DCS does not currently offer international shipping services.

The logbook was designed according to the DEA recordkeeping requirements. This is the only product of its kind developed specifically for dental professionals. This log allows you to track all incoming and outgoing Schedule 3, 4 and 5 controlled substances. Also, check out our DEA Compliance Procedure Manual. If your office has controlled substances, if certain tasks involving controlled substances such as reviewing Prescription Drug Monitoring Program databases, calling/faxing prescriptions to pharmacies, or ordering/receiving inventory are delegated to employees your office should have written policies and procedures specifying what, who, why and how these tasks should be performed. This manual including policies/procedures and forms, will help ensure your office meets DEA requirements.    We cannot guarantee any outcomes regarding regulatory audits or investigations, but our manuals are regularly reviewed and scrutinized by regulatory agencies and our clients have had no problems following those actions.   Please allow 3-5 business days for items to be shipped. Note: Please be advised that DCS does not currently offer international shipping services.  

These logbooks were designed according to the DEA record keeping requirements. This is the only product of its kind developed specifically for dental professionals. These logs allow you to track all incoming and outgoing Schedule 2 and 3, 4 & 5 controlled substances (in separate books). Schedule 2 drugs and paperwork must be kept separate from other controlled substance records. Also, check out our DEA Compliance Procedure Manual. If your office has controlled substances, if certain tasks involving controlled substances such as reviewing Prescription Drug Monitoring Program databases, calling/faxing prescriptions to pharmacies, or ordering/receiving inventory are delegated to employees your office should have written policies and procedures specifying what, who, why and how these tasks should be performed. This manual including policies/procedures and forms, will help ensure your office meets DEA requirements.   Note: Please be advised that DCS does not currently offer international shipping services.

  The Ultimate Compliance System Front and Back Office Checklists For The Dental Office, designed specifically FOR Dentists and Clinical/Administrative Staff, provides you a system of documenting your efforts to document monthly Clinical Staff Continuing Education, HIPAA, OSHA, and more! The book contains monthly and annual checklists. You can rest easy, knowing your office will remain on top of all clinical administrative tasks. Remember: If it wasn't documented, it doesn't exist! The Front Office Checklist (2025 January - December ) Includes: Clinical Staff Continuing Education Checklist (Texas) Annual Front Office HIPAA Checklist Annual Front Office OSHA Checklist Monthly Front Office Administrative Checklist Monthly Front Office HIPAA Checklist  The Back Office Checklist (2025 January - December) Includes:  Yearly Controlled Substance Checklist Yearly Emergency Drug Equipment Checklist (Adult)  Yearly Emergency Drug Equipment Checklist (Pediatric)  Yearly Radiation Checklist Waterline Testing Log Monthly/weekly OSHA Checklist (Radiation)  Monthly Hazardous Materials Checklist Weekly Infection Control Checklist Monthly 1910 Subpart K - Medical & First Aid Checklist & more! If this manual is being shipped outside of Texas, please allow up to 7 business days for items to be processed and shipped. Note: Please be advised that DCS does not currently offer international shipping services. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact (817) 755-0035 or email ClientCare@DentalCompliance.com! 

This manual has everything you'll need to comply with HIPAA's Privacy, Security and Breach Notification Rules. This manual is up-to-date with the 2013 Final Omnibus Rule (and includes HB300 requirements for Texas providers). Unlike other manuals available on the market our manual is not a book of templates you need to complete on your own. We will gather information from you to create your custom manual. There is a Fast Start Implementation Guide inside the front cover to walk you through step-by-step toward implementing the manual in your practice. If you need further assistance, we will even jump on a video conference with you to walk you through the manual and forms and help you on your way to implementation.   The Ultimate Compliance System HIPAA Compliance manual has everything you'll need to comply with HIPAA's privacy, security and breach notification regulations. This manual reflects the most up-to-date requirements addressed by the Final Omnibus Rule of 2013! The manual contains: Office policies and procedures relative to the HIPAA Privacy, Security and Breach Notification Rules (includes HB300 for Texas providers) Customized office HIPAA forms Employee training packet (includes HB300 for Texas providers) BONUS! We include the HIPAA Business Associate Agreement Manual at no extra charge! The BAA manual will help you identify who is and who is not a HIPAA Business Associate, and provides you a process (and the forms) to help you get the BAAs you need from vendors that fulfill a necessary service for your practice that have access to your patients’ ePHI. Plus, the manual will help you organize and manage your BAAs. These are vital steps in your HIPAA compliance program. Recent case law for not having an executed BAA with a vendor ranges from $31,000 to $750,000 (actual monetary settlements by healthcare providers). NOTE: We cannot guarantee any outcomes regarding regulatory audits or investigations, but our manuals are regularly reviewed and scrutinized by regulatory agencies and our clients have had no problems following those actions. *Please allow 7-10 business days for standard delivery. Our manuals are customized to cater to your unique needs. Note: We do not sell compliance manuals to residents and/or dental professionals of California. Note: Please be advised that DCS does not currently offer international shipping services. If you have questions or concerns, please contact the ClientCare Team at (817) 755-0035 or email ClientCare@DentalCompliance.com.

Think the new No Surprises Act doesn’t apply to dentists? Think again! The federal No Surprises Act went into effect on January 1, 2022. It requires private practitioners, including dentists, to provide uninsured and self-pay patients with good faith estimates of the cost of their dental services, in advance of treatment. This is in addition to the treatment plans and financial estimates you are currently providing. Learn how the Act applies in your practice by signing up for “Implementation of the No Surprises Act for Dental Practices.”  The program includes an instructional video, implantation guidance, and a toolkit. Included in the Implementation of the No Surprises Act for Dental Practices:  Instructional Guidance and Toolkit:- Instructional Video from Laura Diamond- No Surprises Act Implementation Guidance for Dental Offices- Good Faith Estimate Notice (English & Spanish)- Good Faith Estimate Form for Dental Items and Services (English & Spanish) *This is a customized form. Please have your National Provider Identifier and Taxpayer Identification Number ready.- CMS-10791 Good Faith Estimate Template Notice (English & Spanish)- Good Faith Estimate Phone Log Please note that you will receive your materials within 24 hours of purchase. If you have any questions, please contact 817-755-0035. All materials in this package are digital. Note: Please be advised that DCS does not currently offer international shipping services.

Frequently, unexpected or unfavorable events occur, whether they involve employee injuries, a dissatisfied patient, expressed employee concerns, breach of confidential information, documentation or billing errors, external audit/ inspection/ investigation by an insurance carrier or government agency. These incidents should be tracked and actions to provide corrective action must be documented. Some incidents only need to be memorialized while others require follow up on corrective actions. The incident-tracking log is spiral bound to help keep your information safe in one place. Tracking incidents and corrective actions to help you demonstrate your response to detected violations (OIG elements #5 - Responding appropriately to detected offenses and developing corrective action and #6 - Developing open lines of communication).   Please allow 3-5 business days for items to be shipped.   Note: Please be advised that DCS does not currently offer international shipping services.

Section 6401 of the Affordable Care Act (“Obamacare”) requires healthcare providers and organizations that receive reimbursement directly or indirectly from Medicare, Medicaid (and other government healthcare programs including Medicare Advantage) to implement and maintain a compliance program that includes the OIG Compliance Guidelines (for Individual and Group Physician Practices and/or for Third-Party Billing Companies) depending on the practice/organization’s type, size and risks. Review the provider enrollment agreement you/your dentist signed to credential/re-credential with Medicare, Medicaid or other government healthcare programs. You will find you/your dentist attested to the government your practice/organization has an OIG compliance program like the one outlined below. If you don’t have one, it is high time you make it happen before you get busted for falsifying a government document, which is a crime (even if you didn’t realize you did it). The government does not tolerate liars/lying (false attestation).   The OIG’s Seven Fundamental Elements of an Effective Compliance Program include: Implementing written policies, procedures and standards of conduct. Designating a compliance officer and compliance committee. Conducting effective training and education. Developing effective lines of communication. Conducting internal monitoring and auditing. Enforcing standards through well-publicized disciplinary guidelines. Responding promptly to detected offenses and undertaking corrective action.  This manual can be used by participating and non-participating Dentists, Group Dental Practices, Dental Service Organizations and Third-Party Billing Companies who want to develop a strong Compliance Program to prevent the consequences of fraud, waste and abuse and demonstrate organizational integrity. The manual includes framework to outline help your practice/organization establish written policies, procedures and standards of conduct, designate a compliance officer (and compliance committee, as needed), facilitate effective compliance training and education, establish effective lines of communication (internal reporting process for employee concerns, which lessens the likelihood of whistleblower reports to the government), outlines auditing and monitoring processes, establishes a framework for enforcing your standards, and facilitates your responses and corrective action to detected violations of rules, regulations and your practice/organization’s internal standards. Specifically, this includes: Customized Compliance Program manual and related forms Incident Tracking Log   NOTE: This manual does not address OSHA, HIPAA or Human Resources (employee handbook).   We have a version for New York Dental Providers to meet NY OMIG compliance program requirements. This kit pares well with our Record Auditing services to support your Auditing and Monitoring processes, which helps prevent/reduce government audit triggers, recoupments, payment holds, provider corrective action plans, network exclusion, and referrals to OIG/OMIG/MFCU for False Claims Act violations. For more information on our Record Auditing services call us at (817) 755-0035 or email Toothcop@DentalCompliance.com. Please allow 7-10 business days for standard delivery. Our manuals are customized to cater to your unique needs. Note: We do not sell compliance manuals to residents and/or dental professionals of California. Note: Please be advised that DCS does not currently offer international shipping services.   If you have questions or concerns, please contact the ClientCare Team at (817) 755-0035 or email ClientCare@DentalCompliance.com.

Prepare your office with the Medical Emergency Quick Reference Guide. This guide covers the common medical emergencies that occur in the dental office. The Dentist and staff should have knowledge of signs & symptoms of each, a method of treatment for each and an appropriate response plan. Common Medical Emergencies covered in this guide include: Airway Obstruction Allergic Reaction Blood Pressure Breathing Difficulty Chest Pain Diabetic Emergency Overdose Seizures Syncope   Please allow 3-5 business days for items to be shipped. Note: Please be advised that DCS does not currently offer international shipping services.

Course Description:  This comprehensive 1-hour course is designed specifically for dentists and dental professionals to navigate the complex landscape of DEA rules and regulations. It provides an in-depth understanding of the critical aspects of DEA compliance, including controlled substance registrations, effective security measures, meticulous recordkeeping, and inventory management.   Course Objectives:  Procedures for reporting and managing losses or destruction of controlled substances The roles and responsibilities of designated agents and power of attorneys.  Expert instruction, case studies, and practical scenarios. To equip dental professionals with the knowledge and tools to maintain DEA compliance, ensure patient safety, and uphold the integrity of their practice. Understanding of DEA regulations and how-to apply these principles in their daily practice.   Course Availability: Content availability does not expire. CE Credits: 1.0 hours AGD Subject Code: 346 Original Release Date: 02/19/2024 Review Date: 02/27/2024 Expiration Date: 02/27/2027 Software and Hardware Requirements: This course is viewable via computer, tablet or mobile device. We always recommend using Chrome or Firefox to view courses. If you need technical assistance, please contact Client Care Team at 817-755-0035