Establishes a behavioral health complex patient model in Hawaii to improve outcomes for those with co-occurring disorders.
The bill establishes a statewide integrated care initiative for adults with co-occurring substance use disorders, mental health disorders, and chronic physical conditions. It appropriates funds for the alcohol and drug abuse division of the department of health to contract with community-based organizations for a behavioral health complex patient model. The initiative aims to improve outcomes, reduce emergency and inpatient utilization, and align medicaid and medicare funding to support integrated services.
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