The COVID-19 pandemic drove significant expansion in state and federal telehealth policies, playing a critical role in ensuring access to substance use disorder (SUD) services, even during quarantine.
On August 11, 2021, United Healthcare and its affiliates were served with separate enforcement lawsuits by the Department of Labor and the New York Attorney General involving mental health parity, among other things.
In a new webinar, the American Medical Association (AMA) and Manatt Health will lead a panel of experts in a dynamic discussion of comprehensive, equity-based, evidence-based harm-reduction strategies.
Jocelyn Guyer is quoted in InsideHealthPolicy on the Drug Enforcement Administration’s decision to remove a moratorium on mobile opioid use disorder treatment vans and how the move will improve access to medication assisted treatment.
This annual conference brings together professionals from across the legal, health care and pharmaceutical industries to share the latest regulatory and enforcement updates with regard to controlled substances.
Jocelyn Guyer is quoted in InsideHealthPolicy on the hefty increases in the federal fiscal year 2022 budget request aimed at addressing the opioid and substance use epidemic.
As the nation experiences unprecedented levels of behavioral health needs—even further exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic—state Medicaid programs have increasingly looked for flexibility to craft services and payment models that...
Lisa Suennen spoke with Forbes about the digital health funding “boom” and venture capital’s latest focus on mental health.
The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) National Guidelines for Behavioral Health Crisis Care distill the elements of a crisis system into three components with linkages to broader behavioral health continuums of...
The American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 (ARP) establishes a new state option to provide community mobile crisis intervention services for a five-year period beginning in April 2022.