Kansas SB31 updates the Kansas Dental Practices Act to require dentists to provide patient information upon request, prohibit agreements limiting.
Kansas SB31 amends the Kansas Dental Practices Act to mandate that dentists provide patients with basic information about the treating dentist and the dental practice ownership upon request. The bill also prohibits dentists or dental service contractors from requiring patients to sign agreements that limit their ability to file complaints with the Kansas dental board. Additionally, it removes the requirement for dentists to be personally present in the office at least 20% of the time patients are being treated if they use their name in the dental office.
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