Nebraska dentists rally behind dental loss ratio bill

A group of dental professionals in Nebraska held a press conference March 5 to voice their support for a bill that would establish a medical loss ratio for dental insurers in the state, KSNB reported. 

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Up to 40% of insurance premiums go toward things other than patient care, according to the Nebraska Dental Association. LB639 would align dental insurers with medical insurers by requiring them to spend 85% of premiums on patient care.

The bill was introduced in January. A hearing to discuss the bill is scheduled for March 10.

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