MSDA is a new organization formed by the Medicaid and State Children Health Insurance Program (SCHIP) dental program representatives to serve as a more effective voice for the delivery of oral health care to the Medicaid population.
This federal agency administers the Medicare, Medicaid and SCHIP programs. There are links to dental coverage information for all three programs, easiest to access by searching on the word "dental". The following guide is available to download:
Under contract with the State of Colorado, CDHP developed this document for states that are considering Medicaid reform under the federal waiver process (Health Insurance Flexibility and Accountability Program).
This is a series of regular updates, beginning in July 2005, providing detailed reports on actions taken by Federal and State Governments as they may affect access to dental care for low-income children.
This valuable document is available online at the above link.
Pediatric Dental Care in SCHIP and Medicaid: Paying for What Kids Need, Getting Value for State Payments.
Milbank Memorial Fund/Reforming States Group 1999 report.
The CMS Form-416 Report: Understanding its Use in Assessing Dental Care Utilization in Medicaid's Early and Periodic Screening, Diagnostic and Treatment (EPSDT) Service for Children.
This technical issue brief provides an overview of the origins, construction and revisions of this form, the most common source of data on children's utilization of dental services in Medicaid.
Vargas CM, Isman RE, Crall JJ. Comparison of children's medical and dental insurance coverage by sociodemographic characteristics, US, 1995.
J Public Health Dent. 62:1 38-44, 2002.
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