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OralHealth Ohio is working to advance value-based care and integrate care between dental and medical providers.

Oral Health Ohio and other stakeholders advocated to increase the age limit in which Medicaid beneficiaries can receive dental sealants

Oral Health Ohio is leading Ohio's initiative aimed to increase access to oral healthcare for individuals with disabilities.

Oral Health Ohio is pleased to present Ohio's State Oral Health Plan.

House Bill 203 was signed into law, providing greater transparency & access to oral health services delivered by mobile dental facilities.

The State Health Improvement Plan (SHIP) is a tool to strengthen state and local efforts to improve health, well-being and economic vitality

We have taken intentional action to engage in activities and conversations to advance and embed race equity and inclusion in our work.

Oral Health Ohio is excited to share a detailed preview of Ohio's State Oral Health Plan.

Advocating for Access and Transparency Currently, the practice of mobile dentistry in Ohio is not regulated. Oral Health Ohio has drafted...

Governor’s DeWine’s office issued a Request for Information in collaboration with the Ohio Dept. of Mental Health and Addiction Services

In 2018 the Office of the Surgeon General presented prominent issues affecting oral health.

OHO is learning what School Nurses need to support their work around oral health with students, parents and teachers.

The Ohio Department of Medicaid (ODM) issued a Request for Information as part of the procurement process to reform current managed care

Currently, the medical record for services received on an MDF do not follow the patient.

Medicare’s current exclusion of dental care from coverage leaves millions of seniors without access to the oral health care they need

OHO is an active member of HPIO’s SHIP and SHA Advisory committee and is working to ensure that oral health is represented in the strategies

Oral Health Ohio is part of the state-level team working on Ohio’s QI project.

Pediatricians are well positioned to initiate preventative oral health care by providing early assessment of risk during well-child visits.

Access to an oral health provider for students on Medicaid was a primary concern raised during the focus group OHO held with school nurses.