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Medicaid health insurance covers almost one-third of people with a mental illness, and it could face devastating cuts in the upcoming federal budget reconciliation process. There’s no way around it: reducing Medicaid funding means reducing access to mental health and...
The Honorable John Littel, Secretary of Health and Human Resources Commonwealth of Virginia Dear Secretary Littel, As you are preparing the Governor’s draft budget for the next fiscal year, we encourage you to address the following: 1. Expand the DCJS...
As the Virginia legislature finishes its work, many bills to improve access to mental health care appear headed for passage. However, any major improvement in mental health care will require substantial funding. Virginia ranks near the bottom compared to other states...
After months of negotiations, Virginia finally has a state budget for the two-year period that begins July 1, 2022. It contains the largest increase in mental health funding across the system, with significant investments in the two most vital needs – growing the...
The 2022 session of the Virginia General Assembly began with an introduced 2-year state budget that includes a significant down payment to address the crisis in Virginia’s mental health system. Underfunded for decades before the pandemic, the system is unable to...
