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Is a specific timeframe set forth when withdrawing professional services to a patient?

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Is a specific timeframe set forth when withdrawing professional services to a patient?

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No. Although statutes do not specifically set forth the amount of time a patient must be given, managed care contracts and provider agreements may contain language that does. Generally, a 30-day notice is sufficient, however, depending on the circumstances, a lesser time period may be appropriate. If the patient terminates the professional relationship, there is no further obligation to treat the patient, although First Professionals does recommend that you acknowledge the patient’s termination via a letter. Always review the language of applicable managed care plans before terminating the dentist-patient relationship.

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