A new bill was introduced Feb. 11 that would increase access to certain oral care items that can be purchased with flexible spending account and
The Washington State Dental Association launched a campaign in support of dental insurance reform. The Washington State Dental Association is campaigning for dental insurance reform
The ADA is expressing concern over the Trump administration’s directive to pause certain federal financial assistance programs. The Office of Management and Budget’s directive has
In a comprehensive policy letter to President Donald Trump, the American Dental Association has outlined steps to integrate oral health into federal healthcare priorities, emphasizing
This ADA opinion editorial appeared in the Washington Post on Jan. 19. As the new administration transitions into office, the American Dental Association is encouraging
UPDATE: The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals panel reinstated the nationwide injunction against the Corporate Transparency Act Dec. 26. Impacted small businesses are therefore no
UPDATE: The Corporate Transparency Act was not included in the stopgap spending bill Congress passed Dec. 21. Dentists are still encouraged to file their beneficial
The ADA sent a grassroots Action Alert Dec. 19 encouraging members to urge their members of Congress to retain funding for oral health workforce programs
The U.S. House of Representatives Dec. 16 approved an ADA-supported bill that addresses home care and caregiver programs provided by the U.S. Department of Veterans
ADA trustee Randall Markarian, D.M.D., attends the National Council of Insurance Legislators annual meeting Nov. 23 in San Antonio. ADA trustee Randall Markarian, D.M.D., presented
Two states have enacted new dental benefit laws, both of which have been supported by the ADA’s State Public Affairs program. Pennsylvania passed legislation that
The ADA is voicing opposition to a House Republican proposal that would fundamentally restructure the National Institutes of Health, the nation’s largest health research agency.