The ADA and 66 other organizations are urging Congress to pass legislation dedicated to preventing suicide and reducing occupational burnout, mental health conditions and stress
A bill was reintroduced in both the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives that would allow medical and dental students to defer payments on federal
The ADA, alongside more than 70 organizations, is urging congressional leaders to protect and preserve the Medicaid program. The Association joined a letter led by FamiliesUSA,
A coalition of organizations representing clinicians, providers and health care stakeholders, including the ADA, sent a letter Feb. 17 expressing unified opposition to the proposed Health
A federal bill reintroduced March 10 in the U.S. House of Representatives would extend funding to address access to care and dental workforce-related issues. ADA
ADA leaders emphasized their support for community water fluoridation, expansion of Medicaid adult dental coverage and the independence of the National Institute of Dental and
The ADA and other dental industry groups warned President Trump in a letter that tariffs on dental products could increase costs and limit the availability
The ADA is calling on Congress to strengthen Medicare Advantage transparency, address dental workforce shortages and expand dental coverage options in a Feb. 25 letter
The American Dental Association has signed on to a broad-based Medicaid and Children’s Health Insurance Program support letter that highlights the essential role of these
The U.S. Treasury Department’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network announced Feb. 27 that it is ceasing enforcement of the Corporate Transparency Act while it revises compliance requirements
A bill was reintroduced in the U.S. House of Representatives to curb the practice allowing dental plans to set fees for services in which the
During the second half of the 118th Congress, the ADA helped introduce or advocate for more than 150 bills and regulations. Some notable 2024 legislative
