As Congress examines the future of the Medicare Advantage program, ADA leaders are calling for targeted reforms to ensure that seniors enrolled in Medicare Advantage
The ADA submitted formal recommendations to the Department of Health and Human Services, or HHS, in response to its request for information on reducing regulatory
Connecticut is defending community water fluoridation, standing in contrast to several states that have recently moved to ban the practice. Gov. Ned Lamont signed legislation
The American Dental Association sent an Advocacy Update to members July 10 on the implications of President Donald Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act, H.R.
ADA leaders are emphasizing the evidence-based effectiveness and safety of fluoride supplements in comments submitted July 11 to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
MetLife has agreed to change its recoupment policy after the American Dental Association sent a letter in April seeking clarification of its practices. The ADA
The ADA and three other organizations submitted a testimony June 13 in support of federal programs aimed at expanding access to oral health care. These
The U.S. House of Representatives passed the budget reconciliation package May 22, marking the first of many steps toward approving key elements of President Donald
The American Dental Association is aware of dental benefit carriers reducing, or “offsetting,” payments owed to dentists to recoup overpayments made to other dentists. This
ADA leaders are expressing concerns over a tax bill that proposes cuts to student aid programs. The bill aims to lower costs of higher education
The ADA is asking the U.S. Department of Education to expand income-based loan repayment options and curtail interest capitalization. This is in response to the
A coalition of health organizations dedicated to improving health care for American Indians and Alaska Natives is urging Congress to support funding for the Indian