Fewer options, fuller ERs: The behavioral health fallout of Medicaid cuts
MHA advocates for state funding that preserves behavioral health care and keeps rural hospitals open.
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MHA advocates for state funding that preserves behavioral health care and keeps rural hospitals open.
“Health equity has always been an uphill battle. But without intentional investment and consistency, we risk sliding backward." Marianne Huff
The goal is to improve health outcomes, achieve health equity, and remove barriers to opportunity.
Summit Pointe CEO says, “Proximity doesn't always work, but co-location does.”
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