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Data from a recent Medical Expenditure Panel Survey (MEPS) reveals an opportunity for states to provide both better care for the Medicaid population and potentially reduce the financial impact of Medicaid funding, according to an analysis commissioned by the National Association of Dental Plans (NADP). The analysis reveals that when a preventive dental benefit was provided for adult Medicaid recipients in 2014, medical costs for patients with seven chronic conditions were lowered from 31 to 67 percent.

Senate Letter and House Letter to CMS (December 2018)

Senate Letter and House Letter to CMS Regarding the Separate Administration of Dental on the Marketplaces (December 2018)

NADP Letter to the U.S. Surgeon General Regarding the commission of a Surgeon General’s Report on Oral Health (September 2018)

Joint Letter to Congress Regarding the Health Insurance Tax and impact to Medicare Advantage beneficiaries (July 2018)

NADP Infographic: State and Federal Marketplace Applications (April 2018)

NADP Statement on the Opioid Crisis and Role of Dental Plans (April 2018)

NADP letter to CMS Regarding Proposed 2019 Policy and Technical Changes to the Medicare Advantage Program (January 2018)

NADP Comments to HHS: Response to Proposed Notice of Benefit and Payment Parameters for 2019 (November 2017)

NADP Analysis Shows Adults with Medicaid Preventive Dental Benefits Have Lower Medical Costs for Chronic Conditions (Nov. 2017)

NADP Analysis Shows Adults with Medicaid Preventive Dental Benefits Have Lower Medical Costs for Chronic Conditions (November 2017)

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