Kansas SB182 establishes a dental loss ratio requirement for dental healthcare service plans.
Kansas SB182 enacts the Kansas medical loss ratios for dental healthcare services plans act, requiring carriers to file an annual dental loss ratio report with the commissioner. The report must include details such as the number of enrollees, plan cost-sharing, and deductible amounts. The dental loss ratio is calculated by dividing the amount spent on patient care by the total earned premium revenues. Starting July 1, 2026, the required dental loss ratio is 85%.
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