The COMPLETE Care Act provides incentives for behavioral health integration in primary care practices.
The COMPLETE Care Act aims to enhance behavioral health integration within primary care practices by offering financial incentives and technical assistance. The bill mandates the Secretary of Health and Human Services to contract with entities to provide technical assistance to primary care practices adopting behavioral health integration models. It also amends Medicare to offer increased payment rates for specific services related to behavioral health integration, with rates set at 175% for 2027, 150% for 2028, and 125% for 2029.
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