U.S. Senate Finance Committee Approves $8.05 Billion in Behavioral Health Funding: A Step Toward Tackling the Mental Health and Substance Use Crises
In a landmark decision on Thursday, the U.S. Senate Finance Committee approved approximately $8.05 billion in behavioral health funding 2025 to address the growing...
Virtual Care Brings New Hope for Teen Opioid Treatment in Maine
The opioid crisis continues to evolve in the United States, and while progress has been made, one demographic remains particularly vulnerable: teens. A staggering...
The Challenge of Smoking Cessation: Bridging Gaps for More Effective and Equitable Solutions
Despite decades of anti-smoking campaigns, widespread awareness of the health risks associated with smoking, and the development of proven cessation tools, the road to...
America’s Mental Health Emergency: Breaking Records and Facing Barriers in 2022
In 2022, the United States reached a tragic milestone: more Americans died by suicide than in any previous year. This somber statistic, highlighted in...
Medicaid Fraud in Addiction Treatment: Crossroads and RCCA Cases Underscore a Growing Crisis
As the United States continues to battle the opioid epidemic and rising rates of substance use disorder (SUD), the role of treatment providers is...
Transforming Care Delivery: How Behavioral Health Integration in Primary Care and Value-Based Models Are Shaping the Future
The U.S. healthcare system is experiencing a paradigm shift—one where Behavioral Health Integration in Primary Care is becoming a defining feature of high-performing health...
