Mich. gov proposes expanding Medicaid dental coverage for kids
Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder wants to make 100,000 Medicaid-eligible kids in Macomb and Kalamazoo counties eligible for dental coverage. The proposal would cost $5.4 million
Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder wants to make 100,000 Medicaid-eligible kids in Macomb and Kalamazoo counties eligible for dental coverage. The proposal would cost $5.4 million
California’s health insurance exchange, Covered California, will require pediatric dental coverage in all medical plans starting in 2015, after their board voted last week to
California’s health insurance exchange Covered California is expected to take action on its pediatric dental policy during a January 23 meeting. Covered California is offering
Dental hygienists can play a critical role in improving access to high-quality services, especially for underserved populations and children, according to a new report by
Connecticut is one of the few U.S. states that includes pediatric dental insurance in all of the health plans that it offers through Access Health
California’s Assembly Health Committee has voted in support of a bill that would expand the role of dental assistants. Jenny Kattlove, director of strategic health
The Washington State Dental Association (WSDA) has established a toll-free number and website to help parents connect their children to local dentists that accept their
The North Carolina State Board of Dental Examiners has suspended the sedation permit of one dentist and revoked the license of another following the deaths
Two Florida lawmakers have joined a coalition of dentists to oppose a proposal to eliminate the state’s prepaid dental health plan for children, which serves
The California Department of Health Care Services announced earlier this week that pediatric dental surgery centers that cater to poor children should be exempt from
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A Beaumont, TX, orthodontist has been sentenced to federal prison for Medicaid fraud after submitting claims for palatal expanders that were never provided to his