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Health Insurance Providers Actions Concerning Mental Health
Health insurance providers are committed to working together to improve access to mental health and SUD care for every patient who needs it.
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Health insurance providers are committed to working together to improve access to mental health and SUD care for every patient who needs it.
Employer-provided coverage plans continue to play an important role in providing and expanding access to these vital services across the nation.
Mental health care is health care. AHIP underscored this in a comment letter to the Departments of Health and Human Services, Treasury, and Labor.
The Conversations in Care video series featuring AHIP's Robert Traynham and Cara McNulty
Forty-one million Americans with employer-provided coverage received mental health support in 2020.