Certain mental and behavioral health providers would get paid for services they deliver under Medicaid
What it does
SB 348 would address how certain mental and behavioral health providers deliver services and procedures under Medicaid and how they are reimbursed for them. The Health and Human Services Commission is the state agency listed for this bill. The bill text has not been published yet, so the providers, services, and payment terms it covers are not known.
What it means for your community
If you or someone in your family gets mental or behavioral health care through Medicaid, this bill sets the rules for the providers who deliver that care. Reimbursement is how the state pays for those services and procedures, and this bill would address that part directly. Local clinics and mental health providers are the ones who would work under these rules. The details that would affect your own care are not public yet.
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