Maryland HB758 alters the Problem Gambling Fund to expand its use for treatment and prevention programs.
Maryland HB758 modifies the Problem Gambling Fund to allow for broader use of its resources. The fund now supports a range of services including inpatient, outpatient, intensive outpatient, continuing care, educational, and domestic violence victim services. It also provides reimbursement for peers offering behavioral health services to problem gamblers. The fund can now be used for research and training to improve these services. Additionally, any unspent funds can be used for drug and other addiction treatment services.
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