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2014NAMIStateLegislationReport

December 2014 State Mental Health Legislation 2014 Trends, Themes & Efective Practices State Mental Health Legislation 2014: Trends, Themes & Efective Practices © 2014 by NAMI, the National Alliance on Mental Illness. All rights reserved. NAMI, the National Alliance on Mental Illness, is the nation’s largest grassroots mental health  organization dedicated to building better lives for the millions of Amer icans afected by mental  illness. NAMI advocates for access to services,  treatment, supports and  research and is steadfast  in its commitment to raising awareness and building a community of hope  for all of those in need. Acknowledgements and Gratitude This report was prepared by the staf of the National Alliance on Ment al Illness (NAMI) including  Sita Diehl, Dania Douglas, Jessica W. Hart and Ron Honberg. We are particularly grateful to the  extensive research conducted by Stephanie Pellitt and Jill Lawrenz, public policy interns. This  report is made possible by the leadership of Mary Giliberti, Executive Director. NAMI is grateful to  Executive Directors and public policy leaders in NAMI State Organizations for completing the  NAMI State Legislation Survey that serves as the basis for this report. We deeply appreciate  NAMI grassroots advocates who communicate with legislators to make mental health care a  priority in state legislatures across the country. National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) 3803 N. Fairfax Dr., Suite 100 Arlington, VA 22203 NAMI HelpLine: (800) 950-6264 Twitter: Twitter.com/NAMICommunicate Facebook: Facebook.com/ofcialNAMI www.nami.org 3 Table of Contents Acknowledgements and Gratitude ................................ ................................ ................................ ........... 2 Executive Summary: The Momentum […]

NAMI-2019-State-Legislation-Report-FINAL

[…] by mental health conditions need to thrive. The mental health community still faces many challenges. In fact, well over half of the people who need mental health treatment do not receive it in any given year. Formed in 1979 by a small group of families of adult children with serious mental illness, NAMI has […]

NAMI-2019-State-Legislation-Report-FINAL

[…] by mental health conditions need to thrive. The mental health community still faces many challenges. In fact, well over half of the people who need mental health treatment do not receive it in any given year. Formed in 1979 by a small group of families of adult children with serious mental illness, NAMI has […]

DoubleTragedies

[…] past two yearsb I have vis- ited 43 states speaking about the need to reform our mental health sys- tem. I’ve toured nearly a hundred mental health treatment programs and my travels have convinced me that we know how to help most peo- ple who have mental illnesses. This is not a case of […]

Undercovered_Report_03252021

[…] right. After experiencing back pain that wouldn’t go away, he spoke to an insurance broker about upgrading his health insurance so he could better cover any potential treatment he might need. He was upfront about his prior visits to the chiropractor for his back issues, and the broker assured Sam that if there was […]

Undercovered_Report_03252021

[…] right. After experiencing back pain that wouldn’t go away, he spoke to an insurance broker about upgrading his health insurance so he could better cover any potential treatment he might need. He was upfront about his prior visits to the chiropractor for his back issues, and the broker assured Sam that if there was […]

20240220RegulatoryCommenttoDOLonHealthCoverage

[…] not been promptly struck down by a federal court in 2019. 9 ERISA -covered AHPs, and multiple employer welfare arrangements (MEWAs) more generally, have a poor track record of delivering the benefit they promise. The National Association of Insurance Commissioners has described a long history of fraud and abuse by promoters of th ese […]

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