Access to Care
Oral and maxillofacial surgery is a unique dental specialty confronted by a number of issues that impact our ability to provide quality care for our patients. Nationwide media coverage in 2007 of a Maryland boy’s death resulting from an untreated abscessed tooth has highlighted the need to expand basic dental coverage to the nation’s uninsured and underinsured children as well as to low-income individuals. AAOMS encourages members of Congress to ensure oral health care services are given the utmost consideration in legislative proposals and actions when addressing access to care issues.
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Coalition letter to U.S. House of Representatives re: commemorating the 70th anniversary of community water flouridation (H.Res. 416)
- November 03, 2015
AAOMS Comment Letter to Rep. Burgess (R-TX) Re: Support for the Health Savings Act (HR 1196)
- June 04, 2015
AAOMS Comment Letter to Rep. Stivers (R-OH) Re: Support for the RAISE Health Benefits Act (HR 1185)
- June 04, 2015
AAOMS Comment Letter to Rep. Price (R-GA) Re: Support for the Medicare Patient Empowerment Act (HR 1650)
- June 04, 2015
AAOMS Comment Letter to Rep. Gosar (R-AZ) Re: Support for the Dental Insurance Fairness Act (HR 1677)
- June 04, 2015
Coalition Comment Letter to House Members Re: Support for the Action for Dental Health Act (HR 539)
- April 17, 2015
Coalition Comment Letter to House Committee on Education & the Workforce Re: Support for the Dental Insurance Fairness Act (HR 1677)
- April 17, 2015
Coalition Comment Letter to House Ways and Means Committee Re: Support for the RAISE Health Benefits Act
- March 03, 2015
Letter for support to Rep. john Fleming re: HR 3006, the Helping Save Americans’ Health Care Choices Act of 2015
- December 01, 2015
Coalition Comment Letter to Department of HHS Re: Purchase of dental plans on the Federally Facilitated Exchanges
- August 27, 2014
Coalition Letter to House Appropriations Committee Re: Dental Language in FY 2014 Health Appropriations
- April 19, 2013