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Last week NADP kicked off the year with the 2022 Leadership Conference in Dallas where volunteer leaders gathered to offer additional feedback on the Strategic Plan, including the High-Level Initiatives (HLIs) and their operational plans.
As January ends, the Research Commission has two more reports to complete the 2021 Research Calendar:
NADP is proud to announce Owen Urech has been promoted to director of government and regulatory affairs.
NADP continues to represent the dental benefits industry to key stakeholders and the media.
In July NADP published the 2021 State Legislative Wrap-up after most state legislatures adjourned. In addition, NADP continued to represent our members on various key issues over the summer and fall.
MonthlyByte Jan. 2020 As the representative and recognized voice of the dental benefits industry, NADP advanced your positions among key stakeholders. Meetings X12 Dental Informatics Manager Brian…
In 2014, the National Academy for State Health Policy (NASHP) convened a group of oral health experts and produced a White Paper on dental experience in the Exchanges/Marketplaces.
In early March, the California Department of Managed Health Care (DMHC) distributed a notice instructing carriers that maintain provider lists to submit a Provider Directories filing no later than April 30, 2015. According to the checklist, this filing is required of full service plans and specialized plans that maintain a provider list pursuant to Section 1367.26.
NADP submitted comments this month to the Ohio Department of Insurance (ODI) responding to draft rules on provider network disclosures. The letter recommends the ODI specifically exclude standalone dental plans from application and addresses areas where dental and medical networks differ, as well as identifies draft provisions that would increase administrative costs and thus premiums without added benefits to the consumer.