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NO! - to NCOIL Dental Loss Ratio Framework

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Matthew Lau
2 years ago

ADA, wtf? Why do you exist, if you're screwing us over?

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Anonymous
2 years ago

Please withdraw

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Kristian Dietz
2 years ago

Losing faith in the ADA.

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Anonymous
2 years ago

This kind of absurd policy should come to the firm halt.

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Mark P Small DMD
2 years ago

The fact that the dentist that funded the original legislation is against the NCOIL agreement is telling.

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Corey Boyko DDS
2 years ago

I do not support this. The ADA is supposed to look after the dentist and patients, not helping insurance companies make more money

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nghia pham
2 years ago

Considering what has happened over the years, I want what is right and fair for us practitioners to deliver what is right and appropriate to our fellow citizens by signing this petition.

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Brandon Onley
2 years ago

My faith in this representative body is greatly diminished by these actions. I hope this petition will guide the ADA to change it's stance.

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Kevin Clardy DDS
2 years ago

I do not support this.

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Samuel Escarsega DDS
2 years ago

ADA exit this agreement. You should be advocating for dentist not the dental insurance companies and their lobbyists.

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Charles Brooks
2 years ago

This only benefits insurance companies and puts patient care at risk.

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John Wayand
2 years ago

Please consider the dental practioner, and not the insurance companies, when making decisions. We are in need of true support. Not politics that only serve those at the top.

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Andrew Hagan
2 years ago

This is bad for patients and for dentists.

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Eric Krause
2 years ago

This is a disaster of an agreement. We must say NO!!

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Steve Bader
2 years ago Featured

I fought for the REAL QUESTION 2 in Massachusetts. MY ADA IS NOW TRYING TO KILL OUR EFFORTS. WHO IS BEING PAID OFF BY THE INSURANCE COMPANIES???

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Puneet Wadhwa
2 years ago

Please do not sell us out to insurance companies.

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elizabeth dibona
2 years ago

Let's be realistic about what dental insurance is...it's just a way for dental insurance companies to make a profit. I can strongly say I do not agree that patients are any better off today than they were 40+ years ago when there was no dental insurance. Let's go back to that!

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Anonymous
2 years ago

I petitioned without a doubt.

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Anonymous
2 years ago

The ADA has souled their soul to corporations and insurances that do NOT have patients best interest.

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Anthony Lee
2 years ago

I do not support this legislation.