See Dental Services and Enhanced Dental Fees for a partial list. Request the full schedule and codes from Medicaid (see Contacts).

The Federal Program provides reimbursement for actual charges you incur for covered services up to the following percentages: of your daily benefit amount - benefits for informal caregiver services provided by family members who did not normally live in your home at the time you became eligible for benefits are limited to 365 days in your lifetime If you select the Comprehensive Option, you may choose to have benefits for covered services determined on a weekly instead of a daily basis. See similar questions...

Click on Your Benefit Booklet & ID Cards after logging into the secure Subscriber Log-In section to view and print your dental benefit information. You may also contact your employer. See similar questions...

Each member will receive a complete list of services which are covered by the plan. For those services not listed, the dentist may charge his/her usual and customary fee, less 25%. See similar questions...

CIGNA at contracting facilities are generally payable at 100% of covered charges. Please be aware that if you go to a NON-PARTICIPATING hospital for a NON-EMERGENCY admission, then you will be responsible for 30% of the cost of the facility charges. Rates may vary for home health care or facilities other than hospitals, so please contact the Fund Office for more specific information. Please note that this benefit is for the facility charge only. See similar questions...

The CIGNA Insurance Company will reimburse most benefits at a rate of 70% of reasonable and customary after an annual deductible of $350.00 has been satisfied. See similar questions...

BC Life & Health administers CMSP in accordance with payment levels set by the Governing Board and approved under the Board's CMSP Rates of Payment Policy. For most outpatient services, CMSP rates are typically 10% below current Medi-Cal payment levels. See similar questions...

This information should be provided by the plan purchaser, often your employer or union, and by the third-party payers. In order that you and the dentist may be aware of the benefits provided by a dental benefit plan, the extent of any benefits available under the plan should be clearly defined, limitations or exclusions described, and the application of deductibles, copayments, and coinsurance factors explained to you. This should be communicated in advance of treatment. See similar questions...

The dates covered by the reimbursement policy as approved by the Consolidated Commission on Utilities are April 2 to April 16, 2007. See similar questions...

Your United Discount Dental membership is valid anywhere in the United States. Just call us toll-free and we will supply you with provider names closest to your geographic area. See similar questions...

Yes, you will be able to obtain dental services for your children under the Partners for Healthy Children program. See similar questions...

Co-Parents are reimbursed and compensated with one monthly check by the 20th day of the month following the month in which services were provided. Services provided in January, for example, will be reimbursed by February 20th. The one check will include a state regulate maintenance rate plus compensation. Please see our Foster Parent Application Information for further information on reimbursement. Yes. PresidioInc realizes that emergencies can and do occur around the clock. See similar questions...

No. However, rental car reimbursement is a benefit of most of the Security+Plus Service Agreement plans. See similar questions...

When you enroll in the Premium Dental Buy-up plan that includes the orthodontic benefit, Delta Dental will coordinate the amount paid under your previous dental carrier and apply it to the lifetime orthodontic maximum of $1,500. Delta Dental will pay 50% of any amount remaining up to the lifetime maximum. Please have your dental office submit a treatment plan to Delta Dental to prorate any remaining benefits. See similar questions...

ONLY accidental injuries to sound, natural teeth are covered. Typical dental treatment such as fillings and teeth cleaning are not. There is an optional Dental Insurance available for $259. See www.universityhealthplans.com and click on University of Massachusetts Dartmouth. This insurance must be purchased by the deadline of August 15th, and is purchased directly from University Health Plans. See similar questions...

Many insurance plans provide some assistance with costs. You should talk with your dental professional and his or her office staff about payment options and obtaining maximum reimbursement for treatment. In light of recent information linking periodontal disease to overall health, many insurance providers are increasing their coverage for these types of treatments. See similar questions...

Your program covers you. Your spouse's program covers him/her. You may have additional coverage from each other's programs if they cover spouses and dependents. In no case should the benefit derived from the two coordinated programs exceed 100 percent of the dentist's charges for treatment. The primary plan for covering your children depends on the regulations in your state. Most plans use the "birthday rule" (spouse with birthday occurring earlier in the calendar year is primary). See similar questions...

long as your children go to a WDS Participating PPO Dentist, you do not have to pay for covered services. Be sure to present your insurance card to the dentist each time your child goes for services during 2008. This program covers most standard dental services, but not everything. The benefits handbook includes a list of covered services. If you have questions, call the tolll-free KC KIDS Customer Service number (866) 839-9466 (also on the patient card). See similar questions...

Yes. We have licensed dentists, hygienists and assistants that provide dental checkups, x-rays, consultations for wisdom teeth problems, suture removal, TMJ consultations, cleaning, second opinions and referral services. We do not offer treatment services such as repair of dental cavities, root canals, and braces. If you require these services you are referred out to dentists in the community. See similar questions...