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Tom Raffio: Helping Veterans and Medicaid Participants Access Oral Healthcare
Tom Raffio: Helping Veterans and Medicaid Participants Access Oral Healthcare

Are there programs in New Hampshire that can help struggling veterans and Medicaid participants access oral healthcare services?

Tom Raffio, President/CEO of Northeast Delta Dental, joins us to discuss two important programs that address these issues. Tom and Jeff also discuss the upcoming sponsored road race and the opening of baseball season at Northeast Delta Dental Ballpark.

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