Same day dual care – patient receives dental services on the same day with medical services

Dual care – patient receives dental services as well as medical services but not on the same day

Coordinated care – patients receive assistance with accessing outside dental care

Outreach and education – patients receive education and information about dental care in community based setting

Embedded provider – dental provider is assigned to the medical clinic and sees patients there or vice versa, the medical provider is assigned to the dental clinic and sees patients there

Visiting provider – dental provider visits medical side as needed for warm handoff or provision of care and vice versa

Community based care – patients are seen outside the four walls of the health center, for example at schools or nursing homes. Medical and dental services may be available the same day or on different days.

Direct scheduling (integrated EHR) – medical staff schedule medical patients for dental visits directly in the dental schedule and vice versa

Coordinated scheduling (non-integrated EHR) – medical staff have some visibility of the dental schedule or contact dental scheduler to schedule medical patients for dental visits. This can be accomplished via schedule blocks.