Massachusetts orders $8.4 million in dental insurance rebates under loss ratio law
Massachusetts dental insurers are now required to return $8.4 million to consumers after failing to meet the state’s dental loss ratio standard, the first rebates required under the law approved by voters in 2022.
Gov. Maura Healey announced in a news release that six dental insurers will issue the rebates as part of $14.5 million being returned to Massachusetts health and dental insurance consumers and businesses. $6.1 million will come from three health insurers under the state’s separate medical loss ratio requirements.
Massachusetts orders $8.4 million in dental insurance rebates under loss ratio law
State first to require, enforce dental insurance rebates
Massachusetts dental insurers are now required to return $8.4 million to consumers after failing to meet the state’s dental loss ratio standard, the first rebates required under the law approved by voters in 2022.
Gov. Maura Healey announced in a news release that six dental insurers will issue the rebates as part of $14.5 million being returned to Massachusetts health and dental insurance consumers and businesses. $6.1 million will come from three health insurers under the state’s separate medical loss ratio requirements.
