Massachusetts H213 aims to ensure access to behavioral health services for children involved with state agencies.
Massachusetts H213 mandates the Department of Children and Families to develop a comprehensive plan for access to behavioral and mental health services for children in their custody or care. This includes strategies to expand access to post-hospitalization settings and reduce wait times for discharge. The bill also establishes a special commission to study children and adolescents with intensive behavioral health needs, focusing on emergency response plans and community involvement.
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