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Serve the Veteran community by joining the Legion network
Are you interested in serving our country’s Veterans? Do you want to grow your business? You can do both! This Veterans and Military Families Month, consider joining the Delta Dental Legion network.
Joining the Legion network lets you provide care to federal workers from United States Armed Forces Veterans to postal employees. When these patients search for a dentist, they’ll be able to find you in the Federal Employees Dental Program directory.
What is Delta Dental Legion?
Legion is Delta Dental’s network of dentists who are contracted to offer care to federal employees and retirees. Dentists in the Legion network support federal government programs like FEDVIP and the Community Care Network (CCN). Veterans are primarily served by CCN, while FEDVIP is intended for active federal employees, annuitants, retirees and their family members.
Are there special requirements to join the Legion network?
Joining the Legion network is nearly as simple as becoming a Delta Dental PPO™ dentist. The only added step is submitting a valid photo ID, such as your driver’s license, for documentation.
How do I join Delta Dental Legion?
Joining is simple! Just email us at FSPS@delta.org for a Legion application and agreement packet. The packet will be sent to you by email. Then all you need to do is return the signed and completed application and the required credentialing documents.
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