OIG Recommends CMS Improve Naloxone Access for Medicaid Beneficiaries
The opioid crisis continues to devastate communities across the United States, with overdose deaths reaching record highs in recent years. Naloxone, a medication that...
HHS Gives Behavioral Health Providers Extra Time to Apply for COVID-19 Relief Funding
Behavioral health organizations across the country now have additional time to apply for critical federal support through the Provider Relief Fund. The U.S. Department...
Medicaid Expansion Leads to Spike in Number of People Receiving SUD Treatment
The expansion of Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act (ACA) has had a significant impact on access to care for individuals struggling with substance...
Trump Administration Transfers SAMHSA Funds to Help Fund Coronavirus Response
In an effort to bolster the nation’s response to the emerging coronavirus outbreak, the Trump administration announced it would transfer funds from the Substance...
California Proposes Groundbreaking Legislation to Improve Insurance Coverage for Behavioral Health Services
In a bold move to address ongoing challenges in the behavioral health space, lawmakers in California have introduced two new bills aimed at improving...
Medicare’s New Survey Changes for Psychiatric Hospitals: A Step Forward or Just a Band-Aid?
In recent years, the healthcare industry has witnessed significant changes and advancements, particularly with the growth of Medicare and its regulatory standards. Psychiatric hospitals...
