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- Where can I find low-cost dental care? - HHS. gov
Community health centers, medical insurance programs, Veterans Affairs, dental schools, clinical trials are just some of the resources you can use to find low-cost dental care There may also be low-cost care available in your state or local area
- Where can I find a doctor that accepts Medicare and Medicaid?
To find a provider that accepts Medicare payments, use the Care Compare tool on Medicare gov This tool gives you a list of professionals or group practices in the specialty and geographic area you specify, along with detailed profiles, maps and driving directions
- Providers Facilities - HHS. gov
Locate and compare health care providers and facilities such as clinics, hospitals, nursing homes, and dental care
- Does Medicaid cover dental care? - HHS. gov
Oral screening may be part of a physical exam but doesn’t substitute for a dental examination from a dentist after getting a referral A direct dental referral is required for every child in accordance with the periodicity schedule set by the state The Centers for Medicare Medicaid Services doesn’t further define what specific dental services must be provided, however, EPSDT requires
- HIPAA Home | HHS. gov
HIPAA for Individuals We offer information about your rights under HIPAA and answers to frequently asked questions about the HIPAA Rules
- Filing a Complaint | HHS. gov
Do you have a complaint about housing, law enforcement, labor, education or employment discrimination? OCR does not generally investigate these types of complaints Find other Federal civil rights agencies that can help you
- HHS Agencies Offices - HHS. gov
The U S Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) comprises multiple operating divisions and agencies within the U S Public Health Service and three human services agencies These divisions administer a wide variety of health and human services and conduct vital, life-saving research for the nation, to protect and support all Americans
- How to Find Opioid Treatment Programs? - HHS. gov
Help is available to successfully overcome opioid addiction Research shows that, for some people, the integration of both behavioral and pharmacologic (medical) types of treatment is the most effective approach for overcoming opioid addiction A common misconception is that medications used in medication-assisted treatment (MAT) substitute one drug for another The National Institute of Drug
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