Georgia lawmakers hope to build on 2022's mental health reforms

Lawmakers stepped up state oversight requiring insurers to provide behavioral health benefits on par with physical health.

Related Keywords

Georgia ,United States ,Decatur ,Georgians ,America ,American ,Brian Kemp ,Mary Margaret Oliver ,Kay Kirkpatrick ,Kim Jones ,Kevin Tanner ,John King ,Jeff Breedlove ,David Ralston ,Sheree Ralston ,Roland Behm ,Centers For Disease ,American Foundation For Suicide Prevention ,Department Of Community Health ,Department Of Behavioral Health ,Mental Health America ,Us Department Of Labor ,Behavioral Health Reform ,Office Of Insurance ,Innovation Commission ,Georgia Council For Recovery ,House Speaker David Ralston ,Behavioral Health ,Blue Ridge Republican ,Sine Die ,Decatur Democrat ,Marietta Republican ,Georgia Council ,Disease Control ,General Assembly ,Mental Health ,Insurance Commissioner John ,American Foundation ,Medicaid Care Management Organizations ,Safety Fire Commissioner ,Community Health ,