More substance use treatment and mental health care through Medicaid could lower deaths
Many people who need mental health treatment also have a drug or alcohol problem but few in SC Medicaid get both. A new ...
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'It's very, very sad and unfortunate': Public mental health care center closes on the Treasure Coast
A not-for-profit medical health care provider on the Treasure Coast that has been providing mental health care support since ...
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Funding Student Success: Community Colleges Leaving Medicaid Reimbursement Untapped
A recent report finds fewer than three dozen community colleges nationwide received reimbursement from Medicaid in the past ...
A new mental health crisis center in Lynnwood lacks operator, can’t open
Unless the funding challenges seen in Lynnwood — and at similar facilities in Pierce County — are solved, it could put the ...
Obamacare Leads Centene To $3.3 Billion 2024 Profit As Medicaid Drops
Centene reported $3.3 billion in 2024 profits as Obamacare enrollment and premium revenue helped overcome a dip in Medicaid ...
Behavioral health providers claim discrimination in 'sober living' fraud probe
A civil rights attorney said the state agencies named in the lawsuit unfairly targeted health care providers during the ...
Nebraska mental health providers say federal change puts vulnerable at risk
In lieu of a state plan amendment, providers are pursuing legislation that would span the gap between Medicare and Medicaid ...
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Suncoast Mental Health Center closes, leaving Treasure Coast with fewer options
The closure leaves 18 nonprofit and 35 for-profit mental health and substance abuse treatment facilities on the Treasure Coast.
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Indiana Medicaid cuts target behavioral therapy for autism
Indiana parents who have children with autism are scrambling to prepare for a major Medicaid cut that could see their ...
Mental health care for new moms is critical. And hard to access in Alabama.
This story first appeared in the Alabama Reflector. Last fall, Patricia called her counselor in a panic. A 29-year-old North Alabama mom, she was about to lose her Medicaid coverage, which was set to ...