UnitedHealthcare Study: Medical Dental Integration

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UnitedHealthcare Study : “Medical Dental Integration Study”
This study, which was performed by Optum on behalf of UnitedHealthcare, evaluates the impact of various dental treatments on medical and pharmacy costs for individuals with chronic medical conditions.

Press Release: New Study: Improving Oral Care for People with Chronic Conditions Can Reduce Costs for Employers and Improve Health for Employees

 
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