Today, for most insurance plans, mental health parity is the law, but it sure doesn't feel that way for people who need help.
Elizabeth Warren: “Today, for most insurance plans, mental health parity is the law, but it sure doesn't feel that way for people who need…”
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Warren highlights the gap between mental health parity laws and actual insurance coverage experiences.
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