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As part of Connecticut’s budget implementer bill (Act) signed into law earlier this month, the state made significant revisions to its laws concerning collaborative drug therapy...

Mental health care advocates from around the state joined forces to discuss the desperate need for an increase in state funding to provide more services.

Connecticut’s budget implementer bill Act signed into law, the state made significant revisions to its laws concerning collaborative drug therapy management agreements between pharmacists and certain prescribing practitioners to expand the types of permitted arrangements

Gov. Glenn Youngkin announced Friday that civil rights have been restored to 3,496 Virginians.

The Youngkin administration will be restoring rights on an ongoing basis.

Being there can not only worsen their conditions, leading to lengthy stays, but it can leave the mentally ill who need to be there languishing on waiting lists — and taking up space in city jails.

The civil rights of 3,496 formerly incarcerated Virginians were restored by the state’s Republican Governor Glenn Youngkin on Friday.

State employees face a tight deadline on Friday for getting permission to work from their homes under a new telework policy that Gov. Glenn Youngkin has imposed, but some say

Tens of thousands of Californians with disabilities require special accommodations for dental care, but only 14 centers in the state can treat them.

Gov. Gavin Newsom’s long-awaited May Revision of his proposed budget for FY 22-23 was released on Friday, proposing a total of $227.6 billion ($67.4 billion General Fund (GF)) for all health and human services programs.