Search Results: NADP Report Reveals Overall Decrease in Dental Benefits Enrollment

As Congress takes action to advance legislation responding to the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, NADP has partnered with more than 400 organizations, led by Families USA, to advocate for legislation…

…after the election. The revised HEROES Act included two of NADP’s priorities: An increase in the Federal Medical Assistance Percentage (FMAP) by 14% (up from 6.2% in the CURES Act)…

…to each Committee’s bill, NADP sent letters of support reflecting the Association’s policy goals for COVID relief. These goals include support for COBRA premium subsidies, an increase to the Federal Medical Assistance…

…dental providers to charge patients fees that are higher than the discounted rate for services provided after the patient reaches a frequency limitation or annual maximum. NADP opposed this definition…

…will be confirmed by the Senate. Likely Nominees for CMS and CMMI Reported The Biden Administration nominated Chiquita Brooks-LaSure, a former Obama Administration official who helped implement the Affordable Care…

The Government Relations Workgroup (GRW) continues meeting regularly to review priority legislation and regulations affecting the dental benefits industry. The group will hold one more meeting in December and resume…

NADP, along with its industry partners, expressed strong opposition to Rhode Island’s S. 709, “An Act Related to Dental Insurance”, stating that the bill’s heavy handedness will result in higher…

…dental benefits industry. Maine LD 1266:  By a vote of 11-0, the Maine Joint Standing Committee on Health Coverage, Insurance, and Financial Services approved an amendment to LD 1266 and…

…qualified dental plan offers the minimum essential pediatric oral health benefits that are available to the purchaser of the health benefit plan; and (2) a qualified health plan prominently discloses…