NADP On The Move

October 31, 2022   NADP continues to represent our members to industry stakeholders and the media. Meetings SNOMED NADP Deputy Executive Director Timothy L. Brown represented the dental benefits industry…

NADP On The Move

NADP On The Move NADP continues representing the dental benefits industry to multiple stakeholder organizations and the media. Meetings X12 During the Dental Caucus meeting at the X12 Fall 2024…

TST Advancing the Industry

MonthlyByte     Jan. 2020   TST Advancing the Industry Imagine the dental benefits industry, complete with quality measures, diagnostic terms, and abundant data to predict outcomes, guide plan designs…

Another Record-Setting CONVERGE – Here are a Few Highlights

NADP research initiatives, including new research projects with external partners. NADP’s Future of Dental Care Task Force reported on its consideration of dental office “pain points” and emerging focus on…

Applying Medical Loss Ratio to Dental Insurance: Considerations for Legislators

for a dental PPO and $20 a month for a dental HMO. Despite this huge money gap, dental and medical plans perform most of the same administrative tasks. Professional insurance…

Oral & Overall Health – PREGNANCY

…self-perceived oral health and dental visit patterns. However, the low rate of dental visits during pregnancy highlights the need for better integration of dental care into prenatal care. International Dental

NADP On The Move

…newsletter for more details. Media NPR Cincinnati Interview – NADP Executive Director Mike Adelberg was interviewed by NPR Cincinatti regarding “How to Make the Most of Your Dental Benefits.” NADP

Pacific Dental Services and American Diabetes Association Partner To Increase Awareness of the Link Between Oral Health and Diabetes

…the mouth can indicate and even cause systemic conditions throughout the body. Today, the American Diabetes Association® (ADA) announced a new partnership with Pacific Dental Services® (PDS), a leading dental

How dental insurance coverage is evolving: Q&A with NADP Executive Director Mike Adelberg

dental benefits when employers pay for it. Ultimately, that’s what guides the richness of the benefit. Meanwhile, dental plans typically continue to pay 100% for the preventive services that are…

Why Dental

…bacteria that worsen medical conditions such as diabetes and heart disease if it enters the bloodstream. The Value of Dental Care Dental benefits eliminate the cost barrier to dental treatment….