Biden Administration Sets New Priorities for Mental Health Parity
Mental Health Parity Regulations
The Biden Administration has made notable strides in mental health policy. On September 9, the U.S. Departments of Labor, Health and Human Services, and the Treasury collectively released groundbreaking regulations aimed at promoting mental health parity across the nation.
Understanding the New Rules
The new guidelines target inequities in mental health care coverage provided by insurers. They especially focus on eliminating discriminatory practices in the insurance marketplace.
Importance for Stakeholders
- Increased access to mental health services
- Ensured coverage parity with physical health
- Empowerment of stakeholders in mental health advocacy
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