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Voters are being asked this November to decide whether Massachusetts should be the first state in the country to regulate dental insurance premiums by requiring plans to spend at least
Editor’s note: This is the second of four stories explaining the four statewide questions on the Nov. 8 general election ballot. This one, about Question 2, is written by Beacon Hill Roll Call.BOSTON — The second question on the Nov. 8 ballot asks...
BOSTON — The second question on the November ballot asks voters if they support a requirement that dental insurance plans spend at least 83% of their premiums received from members on dental care for the members and quality improvements rather than...
Question 2 on the statewide Massachusetts November ballot asks voters to approve dental insurance reform that puts 83% of premiums in patients' mouths
Signatures collected & presented to the Secretary of State will let voters decide whether dental insurance premiums should go to care or be rebated.