Newsroom NADP News Stay informed about the dental benefits industry and the association with the NADP Newsroom. News Posts Filter Collapse CategoryAllAdvocacy - Advocacy in Action - Federal - Billing Issues - Claims Processing - Loss Ratio - Medicaid - Medicare - State - Loss Ratio - Provider NetworksBytesDental Benefits - Consumer Resources - Find a dental plan - Industry Issues - Legislative - Oral Health - Research - Statistical ReportsDental ImpressionsEvents - Advocacy in ActionIndustry News - Press ReleasesNADP Updates - Awards - Board of Directors - Elections - CDT Licensing Program - NADP on the Move - NADP Staff - President's Message - Terminology, Standards & Transactions - OperationsReset Filters January 25, 2022 Educate Your Members, Providers, Others with WhyDental.org Find educational and informative content about dental benefits and the industry on WhyDental.org – a public facing NADP website designed for use by our members and the audiences they serve View This Post January 25, 2022 Allan Corkum, UHC, the 2021 Don Mayes Leadership Award Recipient Because of Allan Corkum’s leadership, NADP and the Research Commission have set a standard of excellence for new and revised industry research reports, enhancing the association’s reputation as the authoritative resource on dental benefits. View This Post January 25, 2022 2021 Gabryl Award Recipient: Dr. Charles Stewart, Aetna For his expertise, insight and continued leadership in the dental benefits industry, NADP is pleased to honor Dr. Charles Stewart, Aetna, with the 2021 Gabryl Award, the dental benefits industry’s highest honor. NADP will honor Dr. Stewart Tuesday, Oct. 5 during the Virtual CONVERGE Opening General Session. View This Post January 25, 2022 CMS Extends Transparency Rule Compliance Deadline On Friday, Aug. 20, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) released an update to the tri-agency FAQs on the Price Transparency final rules and the No Surprises Act. View This Post January 25, 2022 New Oregon Law on Patient Data Collection On July 19, the Oregon Governor signed H. 3159, which requires health care providers and insurers, including standalone dental plans (SADPs), to collect from a patient, client, or member, data on race, ethnicity, preferred spoken and written languages, disability status, sexual orientation, and gender identity. View This Post Pages: 123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930313233343536373839404142434445464748495051525354555657585960616263646566676869707172737475767778798081828384858687888990919293949596979899100101102103104105
