I urge you all to push for increased reimbursement to dentists for the services we provide for our patients. Costs for us have increased. We need you to even the playing field by increasing reimbursement . Thank you.
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Adam Bowen
3 years ago
Cost of everything has gone up! Dental benefit plans need to increase to reflect the rising costs of supplies and workforce.
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Marvin Heinbach
3 years ago
Way over due
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Mark Armfield
3 years ago
I agree
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Kurt Glendening
3 years ago
We need increases noted in order to stay in business!!!
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Lucas Carpenter
3 years ago
Yea needs to keep up with inflation and be adjusted yearly
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Ken D Cotton DDS
3 years ago
Long overdue!!
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Hal E Hale DDS
3 years ago
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Most current yearly maximums are the same as they were in the early 1960’s when John Kennedy was President. Insurance premiums have certainly risen. Insurance CEO’s salaries have certainly risen. This is an obscene situation.
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Esther Pedersen
3 years ago
this is so important!
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Robert A Pierce DDS
3 years ago
It is time for maximum yearly benefits to catch up to 30 years of cost change. Long overdue.
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Coleman Ritchie
3 years ago
It is time for insurers to increase payments and increase the maximum benefit amounts to reflect our new economy. Dentists are struggling as costs have increased. It is time to act to protect dentists and patients.
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James Craig
3 years ago
As long as so many of us choose to be insurance dependent they should lobby for these adjustments
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Brent Jones
3 years ago
This is very important for the future of dentistry.
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Anonymous
3 years ago
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Patients deserve better. Yearly maximums have been the same for over 15 years and the fees schedules don't even come close to the usual and customary fees of any dental office around. Dental insurance is basically a scam.
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Shawn Jensen
3 years ago
Increase payments or lose participation of Dentists. You have no business model without providers.
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Anonymous
3 years ago
Long overdue. Too bad it took a pandemic to get to this point.
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Andrew Moore
3 years ago
There has been little change to the maximum yearly benefit for patients in the past 20 years! The cost of living increase has long surpassed dental benefit maximums.
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Barton Bycroft
3 years ago
Long over due especially in this economic environment,
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Susan L Molstad
3 years ago
This is only fair to balance out the increased overhead required to provide a quality service to the insureds.
I urge you all to push for increased reimbursement to dentists for the services we provide for our patients. Costs for us have increased. We need you to even the playing field by increasing reimbursement . Thank you.
Cost of everything has gone up! Dental benefit plans need to increase to reflect the rising costs of supplies and workforce.
Way over due
I agree
We need increases noted in order to stay in business!!!
Yea needs to keep up with inflation and be adjusted yearly
Long overdue!!
Most current yearly maximums are the same as they were in the early 1960’s when John Kennedy was President. Insurance premiums have certainly risen. Insurance CEO’s salaries have certainly risen. This is an obscene situation.
this is so important!
It is time for maximum yearly benefits to catch up to 30 years of cost change. Long overdue.
It is time for insurers to increase payments and increase the maximum benefit amounts to reflect our new economy. Dentists are struggling as costs have increased. It is time to act to protect dentists and patients.
As long as so many of us choose to be insurance dependent they should lobby for these adjustments
This is very important for the future of dentistry.
Patients deserve better. Yearly maximums have been the same for over 15 years and the fees schedules don't even come close to the usual and customary fees of any dental office around. Dental insurance is basically a scam.
Increase payments or lose participation of Dentists. You have no business model without providers.
Long overdue. Too bad it took a pandemic to get to this point.
There has been little change to the maximum yearly benefit for patients in the past 20 years! The cost of living increase has long surpassed dental benefit maximums.
Long over due especially in this economic environment,
This is only fair to balance out the increased overhead required to provide a quality service to the insureds.
This would be so good for all patients.