
Deborah Kessler, 45, a former office manager for dental practices in Orange County, California (CA), was sentenced to two years in jail after pleading guilty to charges that she embezzled more than $100,000 in insurance reimbursement payments by signing them over to her personal bank account. Diverting insurance reimbursement checks to a personal account is one of the most consistently documented methods of dental practice embezzlement and is directly enabled by the absence of independent bank statement review.
Office managers account for more than half of all dental embezzlement. Prosperident's Owner Proactive Strategies program gives you the oversight systems to protect your practice—without sacrificing trust or efficiency.