Integrative bargaining (also called interest-based bargaining, win-win bargaining) is a negotiation strategy in which parties collaborate to find a  win-win  solution to their dispute. This strategy focuses on developing mutually beneficial agreements based on the interests of the disputants.
Yes, Michigan Medicaid covers root canals (only one) and crowns. By only one, I mean that once the tooth has had a root canal, if a fistula or abscess develops, medicaid will not cover another root canal for that tooth (re-treat), which will necessitate the need for extraction.
North Carolina was one of the last states to adopt the Medicaid program in the first place; only two states took longer to implement original Medicaid coverage. The first states to provide Medicaid did so in January 1966, and North Carolinaâs program didnât become effective until January 1970.