Enter your email to receive the CareQuest newsletter:
In the News
Our “In the News” section shares oral health highlights from the world of media, including online news sites, magazines, and TV. Here, you’ll find coverage on a variety of topics, including medical-dental integration, oral health research, policy changes, and health equity. Come back often to see how CareQuest Institute’s work is influencing the world of oral health.
Media Contact
Interested in expert comment, interviews, or speaking opportunities?
Stay Informed
Get the latest oral health news, stories, resources, and education in our newsletter. Check out a sample newsletter.
Press Releases
Stay up to date on CareQuest Institute news, issues, and research.
Blog
Explore stories, perspectives, and innovations about oral health.
Gary Harbison, Executive Director of the Missouri Oral Health Coalition talks with Carol and Tom about Medicaid coverage changes and that hundreds of thousands may lose dental coverage.
Listen to the episode.
State of plaque: Oral health is important, but access remains an issue.
State of plaque: Oral health is important, but access remains an issue.
Recent data from the CareQuest Institute for Oral Health found that more than 14 million adults under Medicaid could lose their dental coverage as a result of this process.
A recent report from CareQuest Institute for Oral Health shows that the maternal health crisis is actually worsening.
Nearly 14 million individuals could lose Medicaid dental health coverage when the COVID-19 public health emergency (PHE) expires on May 11, according to new data released by the CareQuest Institute for Oral Health.
More than 14 million people could lose their dental coverage as Medicaid redeterminations begin, according to data from the CareQuest Institute for Oral Health.
Pues el Instituto CareQuest para la Salud Bucal, estima que alrededor de 14,2 millones de personas, o el 28% de los adultos actualmente inscritos en el Medicaid, también perderán su cobertura de salud dental después de mayo 11, cuando por fin el presidente Biden anuncia el final de la pandemia como lo tiene programado.
Read the full article.
More than 14 million adults who are on Medicaid could lose their dental coverage resulting from the end of the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency April 10, according to data from the CareQuest Institute for Oral Health.
The newly restarted Medicaid redetermination process could strip millions of people of their dental benefits, according to new data.
The CareQuest Institute for Oral Health released a new analysis that found 14 million could lose access to dental coverage as the eligibility decisions roll out. States expect it to take a year or more to get through the backlog of determinations, which were paused during the COVID-19 pandemic.