The pandemic has made things worse and exposed the weaknesses in the way we pay for behavioral health care in this country.
Debbie Stabenow: “The pandemic has made things worse and exposed the weaknesses in the way we pay for behavioral health care in this…”
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Stabenow discusses how the pandemic highlighted flaws in behavioral health care funding.
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