Increases Medicaid dental provider reimbursement rates in West Virginia.
West Virginia SB1014 amends the Medicaid dental care system to increase reimbursement rates for providers. The bill highlights the need for higher rates due to inflation and the cost of providing services. It defines terms such as "cosmetic services," "diagnostic and preventative services," and "restorative services." The Department of Human Services must extend Medicaid coverage to adults aged 21 and older and seek federal approval. The Bureau for Medical Services must report on Medicaid dental expenditures and increase dental-related fees by at least 20 percent by December 1, 2028.
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