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Law and Health Policy: Oral Health Graphics

Law and Health Policy: Oral Health Graphics

States should ensure Medicaid recipients have transportation access.

Laws and policies can address barriers to oral health care for children of immigrants.

States can implement national standards for culturally competent health care.

Laws and policies can require oral health care providers to offer convenient appointment times.

Federal discrimination laws protect people when receiving oral health care.

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Según la Orden Ejecutiva 14224, el inglés es el idioma oficial y la versión autorizada de toda la información federal.

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