…plans have been required to meet an 80% or 85% loss ratio; one state, Massachusetts, has established a similar loss ratio for dental plans; many other states have opted for…
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…employers, consumers and the media. This website section is often cited by members as a valued resource. NADP’s digital advertising campaign focused on loss ratios. Improved collaboration among volunteer groups…
As the nation began to take steps to address COVID-19, NADP remained committed to supporting and informing dental carriers, dentists, consumers, and various stakeholders, including federal policymakers. NADP weighed in…
…elections, NADP Director of Government Relations Owen Urech provided information about the impact of dental medical loss ratios in other states. NADP Press Releases: New Executive Director On Nov….
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…discussions was “Will Patient Volume Decline in the Coming Months?” ADA SCDI NADP served as the voice of the dental benefits industry during three meetings of the ADA Standards Committee…
…negotiations that led to the passage of the NCOIL Dental Loss Ratio Model Act, establishing balanced and compromise-driven policy language. McElroy has also guided NADP’s proactive responses to critical emerging…
…Today’s debate: Medical loss ratios (MLRs) for dental plans Participating experts: Michael Adelberg from the National Association of Dental Plans (NADP) and Dr. Mouhab Rizkallah of Massachusetts Question 2 Question…
…risk of all-cause mortality significantly increased with a more rapid progression of tooth loss, regardless of baseline tooth count. These findings emphasize the critical importance of monitoring tooth loss progression….