Changes In Idaho Medicaid Mean Changes To Dental Business

Changes to the way Medicaid is administered in Idaho may leave some in the dental business scrambling. The state recently awarded a management contract to DentaQuest, a Wisconsin firm. DentaQuest says it will eliminate about one-third of the state’s current Medicaid dental providers in an effort to trim the cost of providing dental services. These cuts may leave some practices scrambling for dentistry business financing to make up for the lost Medicaid revenue.

Typically under Medicaid, providers agree to accept a lower-than-customary reimbursement from the state for providing dental services to Medicaid recipients. Dentists are not required to accept Medicaid and many do not. The reduction in providers from about 600 to about 400 means that some dental practices will lose a significant portion of their revenue. Some speculate that certain dental practices may have to resort to layoffs or even bankruptcy in response to the cuts.

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