Along with their children and family dog, advocates Robyn Cruze and Tim Harrington are embarking on a coast-to-coast tour to support individuals struggling with substance use disorders and mental…
The opening keynote presentations at this week's Moments of Change conference served as a rallying call for greater advocacy involvement in the treatment community.
The Treatment Advocacy Center says a study it conducted finds involuntary treatment laws in a third of states fall short in protecting and providing care for individuals with severe mental illness.
Industry groups are disappointed over a lack of additional funding and the exclusion of 42 CFR Part 2 reform, and have also called for the removal the IMD exclusion for Medicaid patients.
Providers should be working together, encouraging everyone to be their best and to get to the best evidence-based, effective treatment outcomes for those we serve.
Some industry observers believe certain federal actions in the past few months have simply gone too far. In recent cases, agents executed search warrants on MAT providers with no clear rationale.